Volume 8 - No. 181 - May 26, 1944
May1944
Our Colonies in the War: No. 8 - Sierra Leone
Important harbour is possessed by Freetown, capital of Sierra Leone, on the west coast of Africa. Ceded to Britain by the native chiefs in 1788, the colony, which now includes a large hinterland prote
May1944
I Was There! - We Knew Our Sister Ship Would Sail No More
Two recent actions off the Ushant shore were notable as being the first naval actions which ships of the Royal Canadian Navy have ever fought against enemy surface ships. This account of the passing o
Full index of this magazine
- The Battle Fronts
- The War at Sea
- Mighty is Canada's Help to the United Nations
- Our Colonies in the War: No. 8 - Sierra Leone
- Blockade-Running Now a Desperate Axis Gamble
- Views & Reviews
- Hounds of War Now Go to Training School
- I Was There! - We Knew Our Sister Ship Would Sail No More
- I Was There! - Bulldozing With the 5th Army at Anzio
- I Was There! - We Dropped Supplies to the Troops in Burma
- I Was There! - For Stalingrad's Citizens a New Era Dawns
- Our Diary of the War
- The War in the Air
- Editor's Postscript
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