Volume 4 - No. 93 - June 13, 1941
Jun1941
For 1750 Miles They Chased the Bismarck
"I have just received news that the Bismarck is sunk." In these words Mr. Churchill announced to an expectant House of Commons on May 27 the end of the chase of Hitler's newest and most powerful battl
Jun1941
How the Royal Navy Avenged the Hood
Continued from the previous page. A second hit was obtained by a torpedo on the starboard quarter of the German battleship. It was subsequently reported that on being hit during this attack the Bis
Jun1941
I Was There! - Mine Were the Last R.A.F. Men to Leave
In addition to the Empire Forces, R.A.F. personnel had to be moved out of Greece when the position became untenable. The story of the escape of the last 2,000 was told by a senior staff officer who wa
Full index of this magazine
- Our Searchlight on the War
- The War Enters a Critical New Phase
- For 1750 Miles They Chased the Bismarck
- How the Royal Navy Avenged the Hood
- And Still Tobruk Holds Out
- Hard and Bitter Was the Fight for Crete
- Flame and Fury of a New Kind of War
- The War in Abyssinia in Retrospect
- Our Diary of the War
- For a Button or a Tank, Indent on Ordnance!
- Mr. Roosevelt's Call to the Americas
- I Was There! - In Spite of Nazi Bombs We Got Away from Greece
- I Was There! - Mine Were the Last R.A.F. Men to Leave
- I Was There! - Your British First-Aid Posts Worked Well
- I Was There! - Our Big Convoy Came Proudly Over the Atlantic
- The Editor's Postscript
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