Volume 3 - No. 67 - December 13, 1940
Dec1940
Ninety-Nine - then it Was a Hundred!
When No. 609 (West Riding) Squadron took off in their Spitfires from a southern aerodrome the score on the "bag pad" had stood at 99 for several days. They were off to patrol at 15,000 ft., along
Full index of this magazine
- Jottings from the Editor's Wartime Diary
- Still the Greeks Drove On in Triumph
- Britain's Railwaymen Are Fighting Through
- Chelsea Pensioners in the Wars Again
- Despite Nazi Attacks Britain's Air Strength Grows
- Cagliari Was a Resounding British Victory
- Under the Nazis 'Poland Has Forgotton Laughter'
- Aden: Britain's Other - and Lesser - Gibraltar
- Ninety-Nine - then it Was a Hundred!
- Our Searchlight on the War
- I Was There! - We Got the 'Sussex' Home to Port
- I Was There! - How We Chased the Italians to Their Lair
- I Was There! - I Flew with the Bombers to Bari
- Home Front Personalities of the War
- Life-Saving Speed-boats of the R.A.F.
- Our Diary of the War
- Items of War Interest from Far and Near
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