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... over to the Allies, are a very different proposition. Italia (once called Littorio) had a chequered career during the second World War, being torpedoed no fewer than three times, twice by the Allies and on the last occasion by German aircraft in September ...
... is Colonel A. P. Le Blanc, born a Frenchman, who served with our own Royal Flying Corps in the First World War. In the Second World War he entered Abyssinia with the great Orde Wingate and with the Emperor Haile Selassie. He was also the first man to drive ...
... RUSSIA A world sketch-map showing some of the principal British and United States bases, many of them developed in the Second World War. Recent Press reports have indicated that the two countries are completing plans for land, air, and sea co-operation ...
... here we might have thought soldier would speak unto soldier. Yet no such thing happened. Ike's chief of staff in the second world war could make little headway with the great MacA. Professing no high regard for the Agency, the Supreme Com mander refused ...