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Infant Memories of World War 2

As a small boy I remember my father being a member of the local Home Guard Platoon. He was a Lance Corporal...

Our Evacuee Story

I then began to realise that Joan and Tommy were not always at school and seemed to be having a whale of...

A schoolboy's wartime memories of Nevendon, Essex Part Two

The London anti-aircraft guns were initially not very successful against the 鈥楩lying Bombs鈥 so...

The Village Policemanicon for Story with photo

The story I am about to relate was in the area of Easton Maudit, a small village a few miles west of...

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The Beginning of the Blitz: 21 September 1940

1948 - ALMOST 17 鈥 "WOULD YOU MIND LEAVING HOME ?"

It seemed that Frank had gone into the bedroom to find his photograph replaced by one of Bing Crosby; in...

Evacuee in Dartmouth

We came back to London early in 1940 because we thought the war would soon be over, but in May 1940 my...

As a Young Boy during the War

Early on, when I was on holiday from school in Taunton, my guardian Uncle Arthur had arranged for me to...

BEMERTON IN WARTIME

I was about three at the time and my Granny, Mrs. Harper, used to take me to see the balloon and chat...

Wartime Memories Interview (part 2)

I was in the land army then, when that happened, working with Germans... Alfred was a Polish Jew, that had...

From War to Peace in Great Britainicon for Story with photo

They helped on the farm and with milking the cows, near Castle Cary Station. My Father needed extra milk...

A South London Girl in 1940

No bombs dropped on Bexhill that I recall but the message nevertheless got home to Mum and Dad that their...

Wartime memories of a Policeman in Bedford Part One - Policing in Bedford 1939-1942

Wartime memories of a Policeman in Bedford Part One - Policing in Bedford 1939-1942....

Dornier 17 over Hobelton

During the 鈥減honey war鈥 Plymouth was relatively safe from the Luftwaffe but once the Nazis had...

A boy at the edge of the War

And the Loxley Road there was no traffic on it, well there was a few Blake's lorries taking the milk...

A Letter to my Grandson

When the Germans started bombing London we received another telegram from my father which said 鈥淐OME...

Smithfield Market Came to Stay in my Father's Garage

I went by bus to the Cedars at Leighton Buzzard, Eastern National buses, they were not very frequent... The...

PAMELA L CANNELL鈥橲 MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II

Arriving at the foyer, we were advised to make our way downstairs to the basement restaurant 鈥 to our...

Cursing the Curfew

On 7th September 1942 I started work with the Post Office at Paignton office as a boy messenger, partly due...

A Screwed up Piece of Paper

After the tea meal was finished Dorothy gave Francis the screwed up piece of paper Frankie had brought...

The Squabbly Dwarfsicon for Story with photo

In there, Mic bought himself a fiddle, Nic got a flute, Dic a trumpet, and Ric bought a lovely set of shiny...

Tom Chook remembers Derry and Malin

All my uncles were in the army, but my friends seemed to join the Navy crowd in Derry. The stream was...

WW2 as I saw it as a child

Lord Haw Haw had often said that the Germans would bomb Cullen Viaduct, so we thought that was it... Five...

Early War Years

John and I with Dad were to travel home in style in the back of an open coal lorry specially cleaned up...

School Days During WW2.

Air raid drill, gas masks, dried egg, tennis on the lawn, hockey team, sewing outsize bloomers, homework...

My War 1939-1945

Dad was sent to Aldenham for convalescence after having Rheumatic fever, Mum and Uncle Fred went to visit...

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