Volume 9 - No. 221 - December 7, 1945
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Americans' S.O.S. on D-Day
It is widely realized that behind the fighting troops, and to a large extent interlocked with them, there is a great body of men carrying out ancillary services of vital importance. Few, however, can
Full index of this magazine
- Why Do We Need Dollars?
- Americans' S.O.S. on D-Day
- When Sea Mines Come Ashore
- How Four-Footed Warriors Helped Us to Win
- Now It Can Be Told! - Shell That 'Thinks' Beat The Flying Bomb
- Now It Can Be Told! - Civilian Scientist Flew in Air Fighters
- If Epidemics Cross the Channel this Winter
- Is There Any Hope for the Germans?
- R.A.F. 'Week-End' Pilots Go Back to Peace
- I Was There! - I Was in Surabaya When the Shooting Began
- I Was There! - We Cheered at London's First Peace Pageant
- I Was There! - When the Dead of Two Wars Were 'Remembered'
- I Was There! - Four Nazi Flags Which Were to Fly Over London
- My Flying Visit to H.M.S. Battler
- The Editor Looks Back
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