No. 191 - The War Illustrated

Volume 8 - No. 191 - October 13, 1944

Oct1944

The Rise and Fall of Hitler's Flying Bombs

"Except possibly for a few shots, the Battle of London is over," declared Mr. Duncan Sandys, M.P., Chairman of the War Cabinet Committee on operational counter-measures against the flying bomb, on Sep

Oct1944

I Was There! - I Saw the Maginot Line Come to Life Again

With hardly a shot having been fired, a stretch of the Maginot Line fell to U.S. 3rd Army troops on September 11, 1944. Cornelius Ryan, of The Daily Telegraph, found that the Germans had not demolishe

Oct1944

Exploits of Our Special Air Service

Dramatic secret of the war, the existence of a unit of British parachutists who penetrate enemy territory, raid airfields, destroy planes on the ground, upset communications and ambush transport colum

The Battle Fronts
The War at Sea
British Second Army's Epic Dash to Brussels
The Rise and Fall of Hitler's Flying Bombs
Views & Reviews
Desert Battle to Save World's Food Supplies
'Seven-League Boots' are Winning Pacific War
I Was There! - Dutch Fields were Bright with our Parachutes
I Was There! - I Saw the Maginot Line Come to Life Again
I Was There! - We Salute the Men Who Tunnel Through Death!
Our Diary of the War
The War in the Air
Exploits of Our Special Air Service
Editor's Postscript

Volume 8 - No. 191 - October 13, 1944

The Rise and Fall of Hitler's Flying Bombs

I Was There! - I Saw the Maginot Line Come to Life Again

Exploits of Our Special Air Service

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