The crippling 35 minute surprise attack by Admiral Somerville’s Eastern Fleet on July 25th, 1944, against the dockyard, harbour installations, wireless equipment and workshops at Sabang, the Japanese-
After the conquest of North Africa and the capture of the Italian islands of Pantelleria, Lampedusa and Lampione in the Sicilian Narrows, a strange hush descended upon military operations over all Eur
R.A.F. Coastal Command Halifax deals with a U-boat in the Bay of Biscay. Heading for the Atlantic when she was spotted, the enemy submarine was destroyed within three minutes. This was the 13th U-bo
Hardly had the world realized that war had again begun when it received with a thrill of horror the news that the German U-boats had claimed their first victim. Without a word of warning, a passenger
If you want a symbol of Poland in arms you will find it not in speeding aircraft, marching masses of infantry, rumbling tanks and mechanized artillery, but in a trooper of the national cavalry. Alert,
Bogged vehicles and grounded aircraft are millstones around the neck of an army; if its transport ceases to flow, offensive action becomes impossible and defence a matter of uncertainty. How perplexin
A yearly average of 12,000,000 tons of liquid fuel has been
needed by Germany to support her mechanized forces alone.
The supply now is running dangerously short; for the Nazi
home front, too, the
Fantastic as has been the career of "that man," the
circumstances of his death may be even more so. The sordid
climax approaches, and from information gathered from
various sources Dr. EDGAR STERN-
Every hour of the 24 the air over Europe is charged with the
War-Voice of Britain sent out by the B.B.C. In frantic endeavour
to quell the unceasing Voice from London the Nazis are
devoting more ti
Wednesday, August 23, 1939
German-Soviet Pact of Non-Aggression signed in Moscow by Von Ribbentrop and Molotoff, in presence of Stalin.
Sir Neville Henderson , British Ambassador to Germany, deliver
In this page we give week by week particulars of Britain’s Auxiliary Serves in which men and women may play their part as Volunteers, whether part time or full time, in the work of National Defence. A
When the Great War of 1914 came upon us it was my privilege to originate a weekly chronicle of the activities in every field of action, and to conduct that record for four and a half years. It was ent
Marshal Pétain has signed orders putting all French ports and river mouths under the authority of the French Navy, specifically mentioning Nantes, Bordeaux and Rouen.
The German radio broadcast a w