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- 大象传媒 Southern Counties Radio
- People in story:听
- Rosemarie Bartram
- Location of story:听
- Great North Road
- Background to story:听
- Army
- Article ID:听
- A4424898
- Contributed on:听
- 11 July 2005
This story was submitted to the People鈥檚 War site by Charlotte Compton of Uckfield Community Learning Centre, a volunteer from 大象传媒 Southern Counties Radio on behalf of Rosemarie Bartram and has been added to the site with his/her permission. Rosemarie Bartram fully understands the site鈥檚 terms and conditions.
My mother was a SOE Special Operations Excecutive, she was traveling in a troop truck with an army convoy down the Great North Road (now the A1). There was an accident ahead, all the head lights were half covered and didn鈥檛 give out much light and everyone was dressed in khaki, they didn鈥檛 know how to stop the on coming traffic. My mother had bought a dressing gown for me in Cambridge, which everyone had teased her about, as they did not believe she was old enough to have a daughter. The dressing gown which was pale pink outside and white inside was used to flag down the traffic and save a further accident.
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