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The Nablus Olive Tree

Having been in Palestine some time now and stationed at a British Military camp near the Arab village of...

Royal Engineers

I travelled to London to see Joan and on my first day there we talked about getting married. After a few...

The Russians Were Different

I suspect that by 1945 the western Allies had already made the political decision to grab as much German...

The Task of the 51st Highland Division

The brickworks changed hands several times but ended up in enemy hands. On the afternoon of the 11th we had...

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Coming Home (1)

Our register office marriage in 1937 was worthless in the eyes of the Church. I glanced at the Forum and...

Diary extracts RAPC journey from Greenock to Maltaicon for Story with photo

Diary Extracts — Greenock to Malta Saturday 4 November 1944 Still in harbour, very rough, cold wind,...

My Memories of the Italian Campaign

The sad part of this Christmas morning was when an orderly came round with our little gifts and in a bed...

Return to Burmaicon for Story with photo

Major Maxwell RM., who I knew, and Sgt/Major Smith belonged to a SOG party that had landed by canoe from a...

Henry Lund's War Chapter 6 'The long march to freedom

We passed from Czechoslovakia through Ansig Oberstentansdorf and other towns which had been flattened by...

'Fire Orders' Chapter 16a

Walking quickly along one of the many rough stone roads that criss-crossed the wood, Bernard, one of our...

Coal Boat from St Nazaireicon for Story with photo

Two Royal Navy destroyers arrived to pick us up and take us out to the coal boats — we stood at the...

Bergen-Belsen: Fr Michael Morrisonicon for Story with photo

As part of his training Morrison was sent to Belvedere College S.J. to teach Maths and Religious Knowledge...

The Lighter Side of War - CHAPTER 7b: Reg becomes BUTCH thanks to Smith and Wesson and lands himself in trouble

Lush suggested he hid Butch's handgun in his lorry - he'd got a pass and was going home to...

War Memories: Royal Engineer in North Africa and Europe

We had a victory parade in Tripoli marching down the main street behind bands of bagpipes, but after that...

5. A World War Two Memoir

Although Gigli is considered the Tenor there was another and his name was Giacomo Lauri Volpi and these two...

Egyptian Waterways

The small contingent of British Officers, NCOs and men, like Len Harrow, scattered in little ports and...

Memories from Members of Stanford Bridge Day Centre, Worcestershire

My friend John Coneili who is now buried in Rushford, Tenbury was awarded the VC in Italy. AUDREY JENKINS...

A HOLIDAY WITH PAY (Part 2)

Dad was among the crowds who witnessed the bodies of Mussolini, Clara Petacchi and entourage strung up on...

The First Chindit Part 1

When they reached Singapore Jack even took part in the Oriental Olympic Games in 1937, beating several...

Bill Williams's War 1icon for Story with photo

I joined the 4/7th Royal Dragoon Guards at the cavalry barracks in Colinton, Edinburgh and in September...

Experience of a POW chapter eleven

Our guards had become particularly nervous when aircraft were about for fear they would mistake us for a...

Royal Armys Pays Corps /Musical Memorys of "George Mitchell Choir"icon for Story with photo

What a life my late Father had to the grand age of 90, he was born on 30th nov,l913 at Derby he...

Experiences of a Young Turkish Cypriot

Whilst travelling through Palestine, there was an inspection by the British military authorities, where the...

Rome 1944: I go back to Schoolicon for Story with photo

No. 8 Command Pay Office, Centocelle, Rome, had commandeered a school building. Sergeant Vatcher was a...

Memories of War- Part One

I used to work at nights recording messages broadcast in German first at Frome then to a big house in...

Step Change

In half an hour I was on the way to the next hut wth kit-bag, full uniform as well as the parcel,...

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