Britain at War – January issue – OUT NOW!

FEATURING:

A Duel of Aces
When Canadian fighter pilot ‘Johnny’ Kent found himself in a dogfight over the Kent coast during November 1940 he knew that he was up against a seasoned veteran of air fighting in what was to be a deadly duel to the death, as Andy Saunders explains.

A Disgraceful Episode
Andy Saunders details the story of a Victoria Cross earned in a British harbour during 1940 when a powerful and potentially Stuka-busting warship fell victim to the very aircraft it was designed to counter.

Married in Belsen
James Luto relates the extraordinary story of a veteran’s war from the beaches of Normandy to the liberation of the Concentration Camp in Belsen and his subsequent wedding at that infamous place.

Steel and Sand
Robin Schäfer and Knight’s Cross veteran Günther Halm tell the latter’s remarkable story of one German soldier’s perspective of battling the British in the Northern Sahara in an exclusive feature for Britain at War.

No Greater Love
With a Bible in one hand and a Thompson submachine gun in the other, saintly and unorthodox resistance hero, Hugh Seagrim GC, selflessly gave all for the Karen peoples of Burma and the British Empire. Steve Snelling takes up his story.

Victory Through The Lens: Pt 2
Mark Barnes highlights the bravery of war photographers as he shares the second part of his selection of unique photographs taken on the frontline by men armed with only a camera.

AND MUCH MORE!

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