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My Story Of The Blitz ‘Survival’

When Christmas was approaching in 1940, we began to get optimistic for a quiet Christmas, but five days...

A Young Persons View of WW2

My father was sent to a crash station in North Africa were he said his main job was stripping damaged...

The Blitz

The park, bounded on two sides by the avenue and a road to the left where my parents and I lived, had...

Hull Blitz from the Preston Battery

I was even more shocked to see the state of the city of Hull, fires were burning everywhere from King...

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Marjorie Jones' wartime memories

It was at one of these ARP stations that I learnt as a young girl of 16 to deal with incendiary bombs....

The Bath Blitz, 1942 — a teenager’s memories of luck and misfortune

I stopped off to fill the bath with water in case of incendiary bombs but as I did so a high explosive...

A Childs View of WW2

My father was sent to a crash station in North Africa were he said his main job was stripping damaged...

Hull Blitz

I was even more shocked to see the state of the city of Hull, fires were burning everywhere from King...

Kingsbury at War

The Tiger Moth, training bi-planes from Castle Bromwich Aerodrome used to train at low-level down the Tame...

My Closest Encounter with Deathicon for Story with photo

By the time, bombs were dropping almost by the second and we realised after many previous false alarms that...

Did They Always Know What Was Best for Us?

The split shift seemed to come round all too frequently and it was just when Coventry seemed to be a...

NARROW ESCAPE.

By then the London blitz had passed and hitler had his new deadly secret weapon to use It was known as the...

SCHOOLBOY TO HOME GUARD TO SHIPWRIGHT

Plymouth, with its Naval Base and Dockyards was an obvious target for air-raids. NOTE; The bombing of...

A teenager's experiences of the Blitz Coventry 1940

As soon as the siren sounded, we would each take up our appointed burden and make for the shelter, often,...

Plymouth memories

With the concern for Jack, and the tension caused by running to and from the fire station while the raids...

FRAGMENTED MEMORIES OF THE WAR YEARS 1939 TO 1945

Tregantle Fort, Blarrick Camp, Maker Barracks, Maker Redoubt, Picklecombe Fort, Fourcross and Cremyll...

No Chimney For Santa

Dad looked on smiling benignly, no less relieved, soot faced and exhausted, having been called out by the...

Courage of ordinary people carrying on everyday life in time of war

By about 9.30 we were on the outskirts of Solihull and we were told that there were unexploded bombs on the...

A Child in Hellfire Corner during the Coventry Bombing

A stick of bombs was when a bomber came over, opened its bomb doors and all the bombs dropped out one by...

Teesdale Tales - Part 3

The family of Anne Ropbinson of ´óÏó´«Ã½ fame lived next door to us , although I can't remember Anne or her...

WHAT THE `ELL ARE YOU DOIN` `ERE?

The bombing had been going on regularly by this time, the Jerries had an easy job finding Hull, they wanted...

Wartime Memories of Bristol

Park Street was just a torrent of water because a bomb had been dropped at the top of Park Street which had...

The Bellboys Story

We lived with my grandparents and both granddad and Dad were both industrial firemen; Granddad was the...

Mum's WW2 Nursing memories

I was eighteen when the war broke out and I moved to Coventry to be closer to my Aunt who was a...

A Direct Hit On Wilkinson’ Lemonade Factory

In July Barrage Balloons appeared in North Shields, and all along both sides of the River Tyne up to...

From a Tyneside childhood to the RAF

In July Barrage Balloons appeared in North Shields, and all along both sides of the River Tyne up to...

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