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Torpedoed off the Hebrides

My father who had served as a British Officer in the Indian Army, and who was on reserve, was already in...

Evacuation: From Welling to Tansor

After a year at our first billet we split up, Pat went to a family in the village, Joyce went to the...

A School Girl's View of the War: In Plymouth and Bournemouth

One day during or just after a bad raid, Dorothy's bus to school, a private school called Gunnerside,in...

Evacuation

Being one of a family of five plus Mum we were the last to be found a home and the Lady at...

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Evacuated From Liverpool And Back Again

Mary Pritchard nee Stewart was always known as 鈥淢aisie鈥, was born in Everton, in Liverpool on...

A Child's Eye View of WW2

Born in 1938 I was a young child during the Second World War, and I remember much of it, particularly the...

Wartime Memories of Morecambe

I don't know whether that was too old for call up but in any event he was not fit enough, having been...

Three Nights Blitz on Swansea

We at this time were having numerous raids over Swansea, and the surrounding areas but these were nothing...

Rosy gives Toerag goodbye--e: Childhood memories in Newport

Men and Machines at various times through daytime and night made their journey to the Newport Docks down...

Evacuation: The First of Five!

My mother was pianist and assistant dance teacher in her mothers song and dance school somewhere in SE5...

1939-1945: Family Memories in Southern Counties

A few months later this boy, his sister and their mother kiss their father farewell and drive away into the...

War on a Wednesday afternoon

On that Wednesday afternoon I took my seven year old brother to the Central Cinema in Friar Street to see...

Christmas 1944 (Flying through the air)

You were the pilot last time you are the rear gunner" "No I'm not I'm the bomb aimer an,...

Memories of a Six Year Old

I can remember us waiting for the air raid siren to go and my dad would wrap me in a blanket and...

Emotional Deprivation

After eating his lunch, David will gasp his way the mile or so back to school, where his teachers, all...

A Little Boy's War: Evacuated to Bucks

Tears flowed profusely as mum's cried out 'Don't forget to write 鈥 Be good 鈥 Wash...

Looking Upwards

Give them hell.'' It was only after the war that I learnt that Churchill had ordered Bomber Command...

My First Orange

We had Belgian fishermen who talked a strange way; air raid warning sirens that at night meant a night...

The Glider Snatch

One grey morning in October 1944 as the North Luffenham children made their way to the railway station,...

Rise and Fall of the Dancer

Often a neighbour would put on the radio loudly and call out to me 'come on Margaret - give us a...

Croydon Schoolboy in WW2

Secondly, at home our house near Croydon aerodrome was fortunately not damaged or destroyed by bombing and...

The Sheffield Blitz - Memories of a Warbabe

It's May 1941 - The Battle of Crete, which marked the first large-scale paratroop invasion in history,...

Child鈥檚 Play in Wymondham

We lived in a tied cottage belonging to Cavick Farm, near Wymondham in Norfolk. They were staying with the...

Boarding School at Four: In Sussex

I had a grandmother who lived in Seaford, Sussex and it was decided I should go to boarding school there,...

In Convoy Across the Atlantic

After some negotiation my father found himself posted as Deputy Naval Stores Officer to the dockyard of HMS...

Childhood Memories of Coggeshall at War

I started school and went to Woodlands in Church Street which is now offices, and during the first year,...

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