Volume 10 - No. 232 - May 10, 1946
May1946
His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Exeter
Motto: “Ever Faithful.” Launched at Devonport in 1929, H.M.S. Exeter of 8,390 tons, mounted six 8-in. guns as her main armament, and was thus the most powerful of the three British cruisers under C
May1946
Our War Leaders in Peacetime - Mountbatten
Born in Windsor, Berkshire, in 1900, “Dickie” Mountbatten – Rear-Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander South-East Asia – was brought up in the Naval tradition. Second cousin of His
Full index of this magazine
- The Last Stand at Calais
- His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Exeter
- Truth About the Submarine Seal Revealed at Last
- The Royal Marines
- Europe's Wartime Capitals in 1946 - Vienna
- Our War Leaders in Peacetime - Mountbatten
- Britian's Life-line in the Middle East
- I Was There! - I Was Chief Engineer of a Floating Volcano
- I Was There! - With Dagger Division's Guns to the Chindwin
- I Was There! - Tanks versus Submarine on the Way to Tobruk
- I Was There! - We Battled with Exeter's Unexploded Bombs
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