Volume 2 - No. 36 - May 10, 1940
May1940
When a Nazi Bomber Crashed at Clacton
Late in the night of April 30 - May 1, 1940, a German Heinkel III bomber was heard circling low over the town of Clacton-on-Sea. It had been crippled by the anti-aircraft fire and was seeking a suitab
May1940
I Was There! - We had Great Successes in Norway's Waters
Three British submarines – the "Sealion", the "Truant", and the "Triton" - received a great welcome when they returned to their home ports in the third week of April after successes in the Norwegian c
Full index of this magazine
- Jottings from My Wartime Diary
- Critical Days on the Norwegian Battle Front
- Not a Man Was Lost on the Way to Norway
- Norway's Army Is a National Militia
- Struggling for Mastery in Norway's Skies
- Big Guns and More Men for the Aggressors
- From War to War Canada Remembers Vimy
- How ' Warspite' & Her Destroyers Cleared Narvik
- If Mussolini Took the Plunge into War
- When a Nazi Bomber Crashed at Clacton
- I Was There! - I Saw the British Land in Norway
- I Was There! - German Parachutists Surrendered to Us
- I Was There! - We had Great Successes in Norway's Waters
- I Was There! - How Bergen was Taken by 100 Germans
- Norwegian Sailormen Trained to Arms in England
- Historic Words
- Our Diary of the War
- Norwegian Phrases for British Soldiers
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