We piled into a three-tonner together with a crowd of noisy engineers and went down singing 鈥楾he...
We called in at Fremantle and the ship was again delayed, this time by an electricians' strike, for...
Travelling home in the darker evenings was often not a pleasant experience due to the blackout, and...
My grandparents owned The Crown and Sceptre public house on the Exeter to London road A30 at Whimple. My...
Although we were a Quaker family and thus were against war, many of my contemporaries at Ackworth felt that...
My Dad, when he was on his rounds at night as ARP warden, discovered a family made homeless and brought...
George was six years old when war broke out and living in Portsmouth, which was the main port of Britain,...
Jack Jackson was the radio disc jockey at the top song was 鈥淗ere is my Heart鈥 sung by Al...
We could hear explosions and Ack Ack gunfire as the Liverpool docks and city were being bombed. When I...
It was apparent that the enemy had targeted the nearby factory, known locally as the 'Zylo Works'....
I came out of Church Sunday School and saw the Village men congregated outside the London Inn,...
Because my Dad was Clerk of Works for the East Sussex County Architect's Department, and had to travel...
Living in Woolwich we regularly saw air attacks due to the Royal Docks being on the opposite side of the...
I lived with my sister Joan, my Mum 鈥 Constance Clarke, my Grandad Frank Hewitt, my Grandma Mary...
With my father away on active duty during World War II, we lived with our mother in Witton Road, Aston,...
On 1st January 1941 I set out to work at the head office of a large company which had evacuated from London...
There, we were billeted with a Mrs. MacNaughton, she lived in a house called 'Fingal Villa'...
Mum and Dad went together to the station along with hundreds of other loving couples to say their goodbyes...
Dockers, the Paintworks in Birmingham, got hit. My brother Cyril was in India looking after Italian...
The bus brought us home first and then it went back to Harrold to take the children home to Podington and...
I later learned that the Army were able to bend the radar beams so that the German planes thought they were...