Volume 10 - No. 245 - November 8, 1946
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His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Aurora
Motto: “After Darkness, Light.” Launched in 1936, H.M.S. Aurora, a cruiser of 5,270 tons, steamed 201,688 miles and fired 9,163 rounds of 6-in. shell from her main armament during the War. Few ship
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No. 35 Squadron
Motto: "We Act with One Accord" Formed at Thetford, Norfolk, on February 1, 1916, the squadron flew to France in Jan. 1917, where it was allocated to the Cavalry Corps, association with which is pe
Full index of this magazine
- 'The Bismark has been Sunk'
- Death Brazenly Defied at Arms-Train Explosions
- His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Aurora
- 78th (British) Division
- The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
- Hongkong, Borneo, Fiji and Tonga
- Europe's Wartime Capitals in 1946 - Sofia
- I Was There! - 'I Will Lead You Again!' Said Monty
- I Was There! - A Chief Steward in Battle Malta-Bound
- No. 35 Squadron
- I Was There! - Let's Give the Nazi Devil His Due
- I Was There! - I Waited Six Years to Collect It
- New Facts and Figures
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