Volume 3 - No. 70 - January 3, 1941
Jan1941
We shall not speak of triumph when the tale is told
Nor lift our eyes to some immortal flame.
Our hearts are in the shelters where the long hours gave
A greater power to some quite common name.
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Full index of this magazine
- Jottings from the Editor's Wartime Diary
- This Is How They Stormed Sidi Barrani
- The Invader Invaded: the War in Libya
- Poles and Free French Share in the Triumph
- 'Mid Snow and Rain the Greeks Still Advanced
- South Africa in Action on the Kenya Front
- Happy New Year? - Glances Back & Forward
- Uneasy Interlude in the War by Night
- Not Even in the Adriatic Is Italy Safe
- Our Searchlight on the War
- I Was There! - This is What I Saw in Nibeiwa Camp
- I Was There! - They Showed Me How to Fly a Spitfire
- I Was There! - Two of My Torpedoes Hit a Nazi Ship
- Words of Hope and Warning for 1941
- Our Diary of the War
- An Appreciation, 1940
- Items of War Interest From Far and Near