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Devonport to Darite

Angela had temporary blindness, caused by the dust and the blast, and Florrie's mother, sitting in line...

My Memories Of World War II. London_Iris

World War 2 Stories - Remembered so well - Part I (continued in Part II - A7748571)

Once this was fire-watching in the Plymouth store of Dingles, and at least twice a week on Home Guard duty...

David Turner's Second Night of the Sheffield Blitz

My Dad, still not opening the door, shouted back, "What's the matter". The voice outside...

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David Turner's second night of the Sheffield Blitz

My Dad, still not opening the door, shouted back, "What's the matter". The voice outside...

Memories of a childhood in London during the Blitz

When the first wave of bombs droned in each evening, my grandmother would announce ' the bing boys are...

(A6356711) Devonport Memories-A Plymouth Schoolboys War.

I attended Somerset Place Infants School, where i stayed until eleven years old, after taking the exam I...

Wartime Memories of William John Turner

The air-raid warning would sound; some German aircraft would come in and drop their bombs, whilst a second...

My War(Age 7-11)

As I mentioned earlier we had a map on our living room wall, this map was to depict the course of the...

My Dad and Me

Shortly after dark the air-raid sirens sounded again, my dad again woke me up and took me downstairs but...

WW2 MY TEENAGE YEARS, 1939 TO 1945 (Part 1)icon for Story with photo

Failing to destroy the R.A.F., to intimidate the Royal Navy, or subdue the British people by bombing,...

MY DAD AND ME - ROY HULBERT

Shortly after dark the air-raid siren sounded again, my dad again woke me up and took me downstairs but...

The Night of the Blitz — Sheffield 1940

My father worked in an foundry, making railway wagon wheels at Samuel Osborne's, down Penistone Road in...

Bombings Memories

I have read somewhere that the first bombs dropped in the Liverpool area fell in the Prenton district of...

WAR TIME DAYS PART1

During raids he would check the garden for incendiary bombs and return inside with the inimitable remark,...

WAR TIME DAYS PART 1

During raids he would check the garden for incendiary bombs and return inside with the inimitable remark,...

"The Blitz."

On February 19th Mum was at the Carlton Cinema, where Dad was manager, and Daphne and I were at home when...

Battle of Britain and the London Blitz

The sky was very overcast but in a wispy gap in the cloud, I spotted a Heinkel He 111, one of the...

Southampton Boy's Evacuation and WW2 Blitz

The bombers were often preceded by the German fighters shooting down the barrage balloons, which protected...

A Child's Memories of the ROC

Dad was the Church of Scotland minister of Gamrie Parish. Dad had the headset on when, for some strange...

Bombs on Bristol

Later on during the war, I was lucky to see some relics from the crashed bombers, and one of the items was...

Light Rescue

An ambulance and one green fire tender of the Auxiliary Fire Service, and a big van with ‘LIGHT...

Wartime Memories of Kingstanding, Birmingham

Two weeks later, the ‘phoney war’ started, 7½ years old and learning new tricks already,...

MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR 2

The Western National Bus Service from Elburton to Plymouth was about an hourly service with a driver and...

Some one up there likes me.

We had not been back in London less than six weeks when the air raids started, but the biggest surprise was...

ON BEING BOMBED OUT

There was a rumour that British bombs captured by the Germans in the retreat from the continent were being...

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