Volume 4 - No. 72 - January 17, 1941
Jan1941
Our War Gazetteer
Bardia. Libyan port, strongly fortified and a vital Italian base; 12 miles from Egyptian-Libyan frontier; on coastal road to Tobruk, 65 miles west. Captured by British on January 5, 1941. Benghazi.
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- Bardia Was Another Glorious Victory
- Navy, ARmy and Air Force Triumphed Together
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- From Arctic to Pacific the Chase Goes On
- A Winter's Tale of War in the Balkans
- Fire Over Germany: The Year's Lurid End
- Let Us Now Praise Those Who Fought the Fire
- The Mediterranean Fleet is in Good Heart & Fettle
- I Was There! - I Saw the City Burning at Midnight
- I Was There! - 'Don't You British Women Ever Cry?'
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- Our Searchlight on the War
- Our Diary of the War
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