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... Second World War Batter to get together and have a reunion party whenever things got back to normal. Being an exmember of the Battery. I think a grand idea, and I'm sure all the boys would welooMe the chanoe of seeing old Dais. whom they have not seen ...
... Second World War. Lucy was a member of the Auxiliary Territorial Service —and it wasn't long before she became one of Lord Louis' Young Ladies. MOYA JONES has been talking to her. ...
... Second World War Town was a prime target for German bombers . GRANTHAM was the most bombed town of its size in the country during the Second World War. . With its factories producing shells, bullets and guns, a major railway centre and an RAF station ...
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... SECOND WORLD WAR The secret invaders (Bill Strutton and Michael Pearson); Red sky at night (Jo Capkai; A business (Alec Hearer); Sand in my spinach (Carry Marsh), Sabotage (Leslie Bell); Achilles and the tortoise (John Lincoln). ...
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... Second World War S:r Hartley said: Mr Churchill grew stature and world reputation. Then came the Second World War. One would have thought that It would have been difficult to report the affairs the country from day to day without very frequent reference ...