Volume 8 - No. 204 - April 13, 1945
Apr1945
No one who has studied the present war can fail to be struck by the relatively low fatal casualty rate in the British and United States land forces. This is not due solely to the kind of war that is n
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Full index of this magazine
- Why Our Soldiers are Fittest in the World
- The Battle Fronts
- The War at Sea
- They Help the R.A.F. to Keep Up With the Army
- Mighty Mechanical 'Brain' Helps the War Office
- Views & Reviews
- Burmese Post-War Problems Are Looming Large
- War Graves of British Commonwealth of Nations
- I Was There! - Royal Navy to the Rescue of Hunted Norwegians
- I Was There! - Mandalay Battle Was Fought With Burning Oil
- I Was There! - First Into White Flag Villages on the Rhine
- I Was There! - I'm Running a Railway in Battered France
- Our Diary of the War
- The War in the Air
- Editor's Postscript