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ARTICLE: RAF Grave Detectives, 1940-47
On 10th May 1940, my great uncle’s squadron was based at Alconbury in Cambridgeshire.
On 10th May 1940, my great uncle’s squadron was based at Alconbury in Cambridgeshire. At the time, he was just 17 and several hundred miles away. Back th...
FREE PHOTO ARTICLE: The End at Gallipoli, 1915-16
Next week, I plan to bring you the moving story of the crew of one Blenheim bomber from my great-uncle’s squadron and the long search for their graves. I want to spend the weekend on that, though and so today I’m bringing you an introductio...
ARTICLE: Learning From Defeat, 1940
Last week I was digging about in the National Archives, and I came across a report I thought you’d all like to see.
Last week I was digging about in the National Archives, and I came across a report I thought you’d all like to see. It was...
PHOTO ARTICLE: The Liberation of Paris, 1944
When I was recently shaming myself again in the book village in Brittany, one of the gems I came across was a little book of photographs commemorating the liberation of Paris.
When I was recently shaming myself again in the book village in...
ARTICLE: America’s Lost Battalion, 1918
In the closing weeks of the First World War, in the Argonne Forest, several isolated companies of the 77th Division had been surrounded.
In the closing weeks of the First World War, in the Argonne Forest, several isolated companies of the...
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