Britain at War – July issue – OUT NOW!

IN THIS ISSUE:

Battle of the Somme:
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!

THIS ISSUE ALSO FEATURES:

From Fledglings to Eagles
Alistair Goodrum takes up the story of American volunteer pilots eager to fight for Britain in the RAF long before the United States officially entered the war.

Reputations: Rising High
Oliver Thébault assesses the career of prominent Great War leader Sir William Robertson, the only man to join the British Army as a Private and leave as Field Marshal.

Martha’s Demise: A Battle of Britain Photo Album
A recent discovery of a ‘photo album at a boot fair sheds light on life under the battle-torn skies of Britain in 1940 and charts the last moments of a Heinkel He 111 bomber. Andy Saunders pieces together the story behind some unique photographs.

Valour at the Third Attempt
Steve Snelling charts the story of one of the most audacious daylight raids of the war, the RAF’s twice aborted and daring low-level attack against the German port of Bremen.

Sherwood Forest’s ‘Black Gold’
Noted historian Joshua Levine explains how Sherwood Forest and its rare reserve of high-quality oil became so vital to the British war effort.

The Final Engagement
Veteran Harrier pilot David Morgan returns with another first-person account of a dangerous and nerve-tingling battle against Argentine fighters over the Falklands.

AND MUCH MORE!

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