Britain at War – June issue – OUT NOW!

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Tit for Tat
In our cover story, Chris Goss describes the RAF’s efforts to combat the ‘Scourge of the Atlantic’ and a climatic action between a Whitley and a Focke Wulf Fw 200 Condor

The Day Sussex Died
Paul Reed details the harrowing tragedy which engulfed the Royal Sussex Regiment on the eve of the Battle of the Somme, an event which had a profound and lasting impact right across the regiment’s home county.

Skimming to Victory
Steve Snelling charts the story of the Royal Navy’s torpedo boat raiders in one of their most courageous, skilled and yet virtually unknown operations when they attacked the potent Bolshevik fleet in Russia.

Hunters Turned Saviours
John Ash describes the Cold War disaster which befell HMS Truculent as she sailed off the Kent Coast in January 1950, along with the fate of the sub-hunting Lancaster sent to her aid.

A Plucky Young Girl
Andy Saunders tells how rescue efforts earned George Medals for the emergency services and a Girl Guides’ Gilt Cross for a young girl buried under the rubble after a raid on Eastbourne in 1940.

Limping Home – Part Two
Chris Goss shares more from his collection of photographs showing German aircraft which barely made it home following Blitz missions over Britain during 1940 and 1941.

AND MUCH MORE!

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