Volume 8 - No. 188 - September 1, 1944
Sep1944
Will The Nazi War Machine Run Dry and Crash?
A yearly average of 12,000,000 tons of liquid fuel has been needed by Germany to support her mechanized forces alone. The supply now is running dangerously short; for the Nazi home front, too, the
Sep1944
I Was There! - We Pounded the Japanese Stronghold of Sabang
The crippling 35 minute surprise attack by Admiral Somerville’s Eastern Fleet on July 25th, 1944, against the dockyard, harbour installations, wireless equipment and workshops at Sabang, the Japanese-
Sep1944
I Was There! - I Visited a Bombed-Out Flying-Bomb Site
Pointed at Bristol, bombed by Allied Air Forces into abandonment, a flying bomb installation at Martinvast, Normandy, has been inspected by war correspondent Peter Duffield. His story, and interview w
Sep1944
I Was There! - When those Victory Salvos Roar in Moscow
Since the guns of Moscow fired their first thunderous salvos in August 1943 in celebration of the liberation of Orel, there have been many scores of these salutes to enliven and encourage the Muscovit
Sep1944
I Was There! - They Bake 1,000 Loaves a Day for Invasion Craft
Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay, Allied Naval C.-in-C., has sent a message of congratulation to the men in the landing ships engaged in the vitally important work of building up supplies in Normandy. Here
Sep1944
Britain's Colonies in the War: No. 13 - Mauritius
Stout support from another small but strong British Empire island, Mauritius, which became a British colony in 1814, aids the United Nations towards victory. Lying in the Indian Ocean, in Port Louis i
Full index of this magazine
- The Battle Fronts
- The War at Sea
- Our Hospital Ships on the Cross-Channel Run
- 'Legion of the Lost' Fought on in New Guinea
- Under the Japanese Heel in Shanghai Today
- Views & Reviews
- Will The Nazi War Machine Run Dry and Crash?
- I Was There! - We Pounded the Japanese Stronghold of Sabang
- I Was There! - I Visited a Bombed-Out Flying-Bomb Site
- I Was There! - When those Victory Salvos Roar in Moscow
- I Was There! - They Bake 1,000 Loaves a Day for Invasion Craft
- Our Diary of the War
- The War in the Air
- Britain's Colonies in the War: No. 13 - Mauritius
- Editor's Postscript
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