Project World War 2
John Wozniak"Project World War 2" serves as a prelude to my novel, "Elsecar Boys We Are Here." It tells the story of the five Dawber brothers from the Yorkshire village of Elsecar, each embarking on a military career during the Second World War.
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Pervitin: The Stimulant that Fueled the Blitzkrieg
As Percy Dawber manned his station aboard a Royal Navy corvette and his brother Albert supported 57 squardron’s Spitfires during the harrowing days of the Battle of Britain, little did they know that across the Channel, their German adversa...
New Adventure! A Startling Encounter with a senior officer
Albert Dawber awoke with a start, his brow damp with sweat and the remnants of a terrible nightmare still clinging to the edges of his mind. The dream had been vivid, full of shadows and whispers, but now it was fading into the pale light o...
At Dawn's Edge: A Tense Encounter on the English Channel
It’s dawn, on August 20th, 1940. As the sun rises above the English Channel, Leading Hand Albert Dawber scans the horizon aboard HMS SUNFLOWER. There’s an unusual calmness about the morning. No fighters, no bombers, just the song of several...
Off watch! An uplifting conversation with Albert Dawber
By mid August 1940 Britain was fighting a two-front war. Fighter command was engaged in a desperate struggle to fend off the mass raids of the Luftwaffe. Protecting airfields, shooting down bombers and protecting the shipping lanes were beg...
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