... A WAR NEWSLETTER -No. 199 i, New Oxford Street, W.'C.i. The King at the Front.-- The late King George V, who had but 20 miles of sea between England and the back of the Front, visited France six times in the four years of the old war. His son, King George VI, has been paying his second visit to the Front, this time the North African Front. It is a somewhat misleading phrase, which does not ...

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... BRITISH fil RAILWAYS GWR LMS Ejaa LNEH SR Carrying the War Load v. vys The VITAL k LINK Railways are the vital _ link between the convoys with their urgent 1 and important freights and the factories waiting for the materials to make the weapons of war. Railways are also the essential link between the factories and the battle. They play a major part in eyery Allied campaign and are of paramount ...

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... PANTELLARIA GIVES THE SIGNAL OF SURRENDER A RECORD OF AN EVENT WITHOUT PRECEDENT IN MILITARY HISTORY. How the Italian Commander notified his surrender of the island to the Allied Forces without a single British soldier having set foot on the island Dantellaria surrendered on June II, 1943: together with all the other Italian islands in the Sicilian Narrows, it is now in Allied hands. The ...