No. 253 - The War Illustrated

Volume 10 - No. 253 - March 14, 1947

Mar1947

How Dover's Radio Jammed German Radar

From the naval point of view the success of D-Day depended to a great extent on the efficiency of R.C.M., or Radio Countermeasures, in "blinding" a watchful enemy established on the northern coast of

Mar1947

His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Arethusa

Motto: “Swiftly Audacious.” Seventh bearer of a famous name, H.M.S. Arethusa is a cruiser of 5,220 tons, launched at Chatham in 1934. She is adopted by the City of Swansea. Her first important serv

Mar1947

8th (Indian) Division

Colours: Yellow on Red Formed in the Secunderabad area in 1940, by Major-General C. O. Harvey, the Division took part in 1941 in the operations in Iraq and Persia. During 1942 the 18th Brigade was

Mar1947

No. 149 Squadron

Motto: "Strength by Night" Disbanded in August 1919, the Squadron was re-formed at Mildenhall, Suffolk, in April 1937, when it was equipped with Heyford aircraft. In February 1939 it received Welli

Mar1947

I Was There! - I Lent a Hand with Mighty Mulberry

In the M.T.C., driving for the Ministry of Supply, Miss Gwen Croft was one of the unknown number of men and women who helped to make possible the great prefabricated harbour that was towed over to Nor

How the Australians Took Sattelberg
How Dover's Radio Jammed German Radar
His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Arethusa
The Royal Engineers
8th (Indian) Division
They Now Bear the Title 'Royal'
Sir Arthur (Bomber) Harris Hits Out
I Was There! - 'Up the Micks!' at Djebel Bou Aoukaz
No. 149 Squadron
I Was There! - Night-Fighter Versus Flying Bombs
I Was There! - I Lent a Hand with Mighty Mulberry
I Was There! - We Were Guests of the Sea-Wolves

Volume 10 - No. 253 - March 14, 1947

How Dover's Radio Jammed German Radar

His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Arethusa

8th (Indian) Division

No. 149 Squadron

I Was There! - I Lent a Hand with Mighty Mulberry

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