Volume 2 - No. 26 - March 1, 1940
Mar1940
The Nazi Slave-Ship Feels the Nelson Touch
Yet another dramatic chapter in the history of the British Navy was written when on February 16 H.M.S. "Cossack" pursued the Nazi slave-ship "Altmark" into a Norwegian fjord and rescued 299 British pr
Full index of this magazine
- Jottings from My Wartime Diary
- The Finns Give Ground but Fight Even Harder
- Vivid and Exclusive Account of Camera Man's Nerve-Warcking Work in Finland
- Will It Always Be Quiet on the Western Front?
- The Age-long Battle between Defence and Attack
- The Nazi Slave-Ship Feels the Nelson Touch
- 'Exeter' Gives New Light on the River Plate Victory
- Words That History Will Remember
- If War Comes to Middle East
- Making Munitions is a Wartime Job for Women
- This Surprising War - Six Months After
- I Was There! - How We Boarded the 'Altmark' in Old Style
- I Was There! - I Relayed the Fight to My Mates
- I Was There! - We Were Treated Like Scum Below Deck
- I Was There! - We Dived Across the 'Altmark's' Decks
- I Was There! - I Felt Proud of 'Exeter' and All in Her
- Our Diary of the War
- To The Australians Coming To Help Us
- The Things My Readers Tell Me
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