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A F T E R T H E B AT T L E

‘FLAK’ HOUSES THEN AND NOW

‘Flak’ Houses were the rest homes set up in England

during the Second World War by the American Red

Cross to provide centres of rest and recuperation for

combat-weary airmen. These were usually situated in

large country houses where flyers were permitted to

wear civilian clothes and partake in a variety of

sporting and recreational activities. All told, some

87,000 men passed through the R&R system before it

disbanded in 1945.

Keith Thomas covers the history of more than 20 Flak

Houses in Britain and, in keeping with the theme of

After the Battle

publications, all are illustrated with

‘then and now’ comparison photos.

SIZE 8”×8¼” 80 PAGES

ISBN 1 870067 66 5

SOFTBACK

OVER 200 ILLUSTRATIONS

£14.95

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by Keith Thomas

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RÜCKMARSCH THEN AND NOW

Jean Paul Pallud

A magnificent collection of photographs . . . this volume is a

masterpiece, it is a must buy . . . and a must read.

AMAZON

Following the successful landing by the Allied armies in Normandy in June 1944, Hitler's

forces battled for two months to contain the bridgehead. However, when his last-ditch

attempt to recover the initiative with Operation Lüttich — the counter-attack from

Mortain on August 7 — failed, it was an implied admission that his armies in the West

had been defeated.

From that starting point, Jean Paul Pallud takes up the story, following in the footsteps

of the Germans as they retreat across France. The next days and weeks were ones of

confusion for the German command with staffs and technical services dispersed;

command and communication virtually non-existent; roads congested and strafed, and

directives to build new stop-lines almost immediately rendered obsolete by the flow of

events . . . all within a matter of a few days.

Although the Germans lost nearly 300,000 men during the retreat — either killed,

wounded, missing, or taken prisoner — nevertheless it was not necessarily an Allied

victory as by the beginning of September German forces had turned round and were

once more standing firm, this time along the 650 kilometres between Switzerland and

the North Sea.

This, then, is that story . . . told through hundreds of 'then and now' comparison

photographs by the author, and which includes some quite amazing discoveries that

he made along the way.

SIZE 8�½”×12”

376 PAGES

OVER 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS

ISBN 1 870067 57 6

£39.95

B R I N G S H I S T O RY T O L I F E

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Explore the battlefields through the pages of

If you are interested in the Second World War — and want to know how the places where it

was fought appear today, in what remains to be seen and the discoveries that are still being

made — then

After the Battle

is the magazine for you.

For over 30 years

After the Battle

has been revisiting the battlefields and the stories are

presented with maps and fascinating ‘then and now’ comparison photographs which add a

new dimension to recent history.

Published quarterly on the 15th of February, May, August and November, each issue contains

56 pages of text, uncluttered by advertisements, with an average of over 150 photographs.

COMPLETE CONTENTS LIST

ALL BACK ISSUES ARE AVAILABLE

CODE A001 to A134

£3.95 each

Issue No. 1

CODE A001

NORMANDY. Personality

— Colonel James Stewart.

Preservation

— Joe Lyndhurst

Collection.

United Kingdom

— Cabinet War Rooms.

War Film

— Battle of Britain.

Wreck

Recovery

— Wreck investigation in the Welsh Mountains.

It Happened Here

— Oradour

sur Glane.

Issue No. 2

CODE A002

ARNHEM. NUREMBERG. Personality

— Major Glenn Miller.

Preservation

— Royal Small

Arms Pattern Room.

United Kingdom & War Film

— The escapes of Franz von Werra.

Wreck Recovery

— Raising the XE8.

Issue No. 3

CODE A003

THE RUHR DAMS RAID. DUNKIRK. Personality & War Film

— Lieutenant Audie Murphy.

Preservation

— Mementos of the Mighty.

England

— Bomb and Mine Disposal.

Wreck

Recovery

— Capture of the U-505.

Issue No. 4

CODE A004

THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE. Personality

— Lieutenant-Colonel David Niven.

Preservation

— Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

England

— Britain’s offshore forts.

War

Film

— The Longest Day.

Wreck Recovery

— Brenzett Museum.

Issue No. 5

CODE A005

DIEPPE. Personality

— Lieutenant Richard Todd.

Preservation

— Adolf Hitler’s

Mercedes-Benz.

Special

— Return to Normandy.

It Happened Here

— Fort Eben-Emael.

Issue No. 6

CODE A006

THE V-WEAPONS

The Fi 103 — the V1, A4 rocket — the V2, Operation Backfire, The V3,

The V4.

Personality

— Captain Douglas Fairbanks.

England

— The Unknown Warrior.

Wreck Recovery

— Heinkel He 111E recovery from Norway.

Issue No. 7

CODE A007

THE LAST DAYS OF MUSSOLINI. Personality

— Admiral of the Fleet Prince Philip.

Preservation

— Keele Air Photo Library.

England

— Patton at Knutsford.

War Film

—

The Photography of Patton.

Wreck Recovery

— P-47 Thunderbolt Recovery.

It Happened

Here

— The Death of George S. Patton.

Where Are They Now?

— Patton’s Vehicles.

Issue No. 8

CODE A008

THE BATTLE OF THE FALAISE POCKET. Preservation

— The Confederate Air Force.

Wreck Recovery

— The Roudeix Collection.

It Happened Here

— Rommel’s Accident.

Where Are They Now?

— Admiral Yamamoto and his G4M ‘Betty’.

Issue No. 9

CODE A009

OBERSALZBERG. Where Are They Now?

— Göring’s ‘Vermeer’.

Personality

— Lieutenant

John F. Kennedy.

War Film

— PT-109.

Preservation

— Overloon, The National War and

Resistance Museum of the Netherlands.

It Happened Here

— Hitler at Landsberg.

Issue No. 10

CODE A010

MALTA. It Happened Here

— The Italian Naval Attack on Grand Harbour.

Preservation

— The Malta Scene.

Personality

— Flight Lieutenant Ian Smith.

War Film

— The Dam

Busters, 1975 Sequel.

Wreck Recovery

— The Battle of Britain Museum, The Essex

Historical Aircraft Society 35th Anniversary excavation.

Issue No. 11

CODE A011

GERMAN SPIES IN BRITAIN

First World War, Second World War, Table of Double agents,

The unlucky sixteen, Jan Willem Ter Braak.

It Happened Here

— The Venlo Incident.

Preservation

— The Australian Military Vehicle Collectors’ Society.

Wreck Recovery

—

Shipwrecks.

Personality

— Major Clark Gable.

War Film

— Vera, the Beautiful Spy.

Issue No. 12

CODE A012

THE VOLKSWAGEN STORY. Personality

— Lieutenant-Commander Peter Scott.

Preservation

— America’s Preserved Warships.

Wreck Recovery

— Wreckology in

Holland.

United Kingdom

— The Secret Underground Railway Executive H.Q.

War Film

—

It Happened Here.

It Happened Here

— The Battle of Takrouna.

Issue No. 13

CODE A013

THE BATTLES FOR CASSINO.

Cassino Battlefield Tour.

Personality

— Oberjäger Max

Schmeling.

United States

— The WWII Historical Re-enactment Society.

Wreck

Recovery

— Polish Hurricane at Loughton.

Preservation

— The Royal Artillery Quad.

Happened Here

— The Bruneval Raid.

Issue No. 14

CODE A014

PARIS

— The Surrender, The Armistice, Hitler in Paris, The Occupation, The Battle of

Paris, The Liberation, Victory!

It Happened Here

— Himmler’s Suicide.

United Kingdom

— British Invasion Defences.

Preservation

— War Graves.

Issue No. 15

CODE A015

TARAWA AND OPERATION GALVANIC

Funafuti Atoll, Nukufetau Atoll, Nanomea Atoll,

Tarawa Atoll, Makin Atoll, Abemama Atoll.

War Film

— The Battle of Midway.

Personality

— Major Anthony Quayle.

It Happened Here

— Massacre at Le Paradis.

Wreck Recovery

— AVRE at Graye-sur-Mer.

Issue No. 16

CODE A016

CROSSING THE RHINE. War Film

— The Bridge at Remagen.

Wreck Recovery

— The

Swedish Hampden.

It Happened Here

— The CDLs of Lowther Castle.

Issue No. 17

CODE A017

HIMMLER’S SECRET GRAVE REVISITED. It Happened Here

— Prelude to Operation

Market Garden.

War Film

— The making of ‘A Bridge Too Far’.

Wreck Recovery

— The

Search for the X5.

Personality

— Lieutenant Kenneth More.

England

— German

Prisoners-of-War in England.

Issue No. 18

CODE A018

THE BATTLE FOR SAN PIETRO. War Film

— Mosquito Film Stars.

Wreck Discovery

—

The Wartime Solomons — thirty years after.

United Kingdom

— Largest Wartime

Explosions — Silvertown, London, 1917, Fauld, Staffordshire, 1944.

It Happened Here

—

Crossing the Seine at Vernon.

Preservation

— RMASC Centaur.

Issue No. 19

CODE A019

GUIDE TO HITLER’S HEADQUARTERS

The Führersonderzug, FHQu ‘Felsennest’,

‘Felsennest’ today, FHQu ‘Wolfsschlucht’, ‘Wolfsschlucht’ today, FHQu ‘Tannenberg’,

‘Tannenberg’ today, FHQu ‘Fruelingssturm’, By rail to Moenichkirchen, FHQu

‘Wolfsschanze’, The Assassination attempt — July 20, 1944, ‘Wolfsschanze’ today. The

other Eastern, Führerhauptquartiere, FHQu ‘Wolfsschlucht 2’, ‘Wolfsschlucht 2’ today,

FHQu ‘Adlerhorst’, ‘Adlerhorst’ today, Fate of the Führersonderzug.

Issue No. 20

CODE A020

THE DEATH OF GENERAL SIKORSKI

Search and Salvage, The Funeral, The Controversy,

The Last Journey.

War Film

— Twelve o’clock High.

Personality

— Lieutenant General

Moshe Dayan.

Preservation

— Monty’s Wartime Caravans.

It Happened Here

— Airfield

Construction in Holland.

Wreck Recovery

— Scrapyard Panther.

United Kingdom

—

Fairchild UC-61K Argus 43-15025.

Issue No. 21

CODE A021

THE WAR IN GIBRALTAR

Historical Background, Construction of the Airfield, The

Tunnels, Operation ‘Felix’ — the Invasion of Gibraltar, Gibraltar at war, The Italian

Underwater attacks against Gibraltar.

Issue No. 22

CODE A022

THE RESCUE OF MUSSOLINI. Crime in WWII

— The Mutiny at Bamber Bridge.

Wreck

Recovery

— The Mountain Rescue Service.

Where Are They Now?

— Guns of the Great.

Issue No. 23

CODE A023

CORREGIDOR

Introduction, Corregidor of Eternal Memory, Caballo Island, Corregidor, El

Fraile.

War Film

— MacArthur.

Preservation

— The Marine Corps Aviation Museum.

Wreck

Recovery

— Tank recovery at Dunkirk.

Crime in WWII

— Battle of Britain Investigation.

Issue No. 24

CODE A024

THE ASSASSINATION OF REINHARD HEYDRICH

Czechoslovakia, The Assassination,

Escape to Martyrdom, The Judas Iscariot of WWII, The Seven fight it out, The

Retribution.

War Film

— It’s all a Game.

Wreck Recovery

— 1978 Sikorski Sequel —

Seabed Site Investigation.

Preservation

— The River Maas Buffalo.

Issue No. 25

CODE A025

THE LADY BE GOOD. From the Editor

— a round up of 25 issues of

After the Battle.

Preservation

— Tank destroyer restoration.

Issue No. 26

CODE A026

THE DEATH RAILWAY

Guide to the Death Railway.

It Happened Here

— SOE Operation

Pimento.

America’s Unknown Soldiers

— World War I, World War II and Korea.

Preservation

— SOE Hudson in Luxembourg.

Issue No. 27

CODE A027

DACHAU

The Webling Incident.

Wreck Recovery

— Epping Forest Ju 88.

Crime in WWII

— The 10th Replacement Depot at Lichfield.

Issue No. 28

CODE A028

OPERATION ‘JERICHO’ — THE AMIENS RAID,

The Fliers, The Resistance, The Raid.

Norway

— The saga of a lost German bomber.

Japan

— Pacific War recovery,

Kawanishi Shiden-kai.

England

— Turncoat 109.

Australia

— Air-raid on Broome.

Germany

— Death of the Prinz Eugen.

Issue No. 29

CODE A029

THE CROSS-CHANNEL GUNS

Part I The Kentish Heavies Part II: The Pas de Calais

Issue No. 30

CODE A030

MASSACRE AT BANDE. War Film

— Angels One Five.

It Happened Here

— The Last Flight of

the only Battle of Britain VC.

Preservation

— The Jeremiah O’Brien.

Wreck Recovery

—

Wartime Wrecks on St. Kilda, The Sunderland at Gleann Mhor, The Beaufighter on Conachair,

Wellington on Soay.

United Kingdom

— Death of an Aerodrome, Artwork of the Eighth.

Issue No. 31

CODE A031

SINGAPORE

— Singapore 1980.

Crime in WWII

— Nazi Gold.

From the Editor

— readers’

letters and follow-up stories on previous issues.

Issue No. 32

CODE A032

OPERATION ‘AMBASSADOR’, COMMANDO RAID ON GUERNSEY. Wreck Recovery

—

Calais Spitfire.

It Happened Here

— Ascension Island.

Crime in WWII

— The Execution of

Eddie Slovik.

Iceland

— Norwegian Northrop.

Preservation

— Belgian Tank Museum.

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After the Battle

publications see our web site: http://www.afterthebattle.com

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Issue No. 33

CODE A033

ST. MALO

1944 Cezembre, A Town is Reborn.

Preservation

— Spur Battery dismantled.

Sequel

— The Commandos Return.

Issue No. 34

CODE A034

THE G.I.s IN NORTHERN IRELAND

The United States Army, The United States Army

Air Force, The United States Navy, The Social Life, What now remains? Northern

Ireland Tour, Belfast, South-East Tour, North-West Tour.

Preservation

— Salvaging

the D-Day Beaches.

Wreck Recovery

— Wreck Recovery in 1940.

Issue No. 35

CODE A035

ADOLF HITLER’S STAATSKAROSSE. From the Editor

— readers’ letters and follow-up

stories on previous issues.

Readers’ Investigations

— September 12/13, 1940.

War Film

— Reach for the Sky.

Issue No. 36

CODE A036

WALCHEREN

The Allied Plan, Infatuate I, Infatuate II, Ashore at Westkapelle, Flushing,

Walcheren in 1982.

Wreck Discovery

— WWI Medway U-Boats.

Where Are They Now?

— Operation ‘Deadlight’.

Preservation

— The Story of the U995.

Issue No. 37

CODE A037

BREAKING ENIGMA

My Secret Life with Ultra.

The Battle of the Bulge — Then and

Now. Wreck Recovery

— Portsmouth Graveyard.

It Happened Here

— The Death of the

Duke of Kent.

Preservation

— Fort Velsen Dismantled.

Readers’ Investigations

—

Saltram House.

United Kingdom

— London’s Wartime Headquarters.

Crime in WWII

—

The Killing of Guardsman Fox.

Issue No. 38

CODE A038

PEARL HARBOR — THEN AND NOW

Hawaii — its Discovery and Development, Japan’s

Rise to Power, Operation Z — Pearl Harbor Plan, Countdown to Disaster, The Attack,

Kaneohe, Hickam, Wheeler, Bellows, Schofield, Aftermath, Salvaging the Fleet, The USS

Utah,

The USS

Arizona,

Pearl Harbor Today.

Issue No. 39

CODE A039

THE DEATH OF AIR CHIEF MARSHAL LEIGH-MALLORY. It Happened Here

— TV Pictures

from Occupied Paris.

Readers’ Investigations

— Finland 1939-40 — The Raate Road.

Wreck Recovery

— Dinah Recovery in Western Australia.

From the Editor

— readers’

letters and follow-up stories on previous issues.

Issue No. 40

CODE A040

BUDAPEST

Operation ‘Margarethe’, The Operation and its Aftermath, Operation

‘Panzerfaust’.

War Film

— The Battle of the River Plate, The Battle, The Trap.

Preservation

— The

Graf Spee

— what now remains?

It Happened Here

— Night Solo to

Eternity.

Crime in WWII

— The Death of Joachim Peiper.

Issue No. 41

CODE A041

THE ATOMIC BOMB

The Manhattan Project, Oak Ridge, Hanford, Los Alamos, Trinity,

Wendover, Tinian, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, In after years.

Preservation

— The

Enola Gay.

Happened Here

— One night ... one Lancaster.

Readers’ Investigations

— Forty years

on, Swift Current, Canada.

Issue No. 42

CODE A042

THE BATTLE FOR AACHEN

The Southern Advance, Attack from the North, Assault on

the City.

Wreck Recovery

— The First of The Many.

PACIFIC

— Wake.

It Happened Here

— Disaster at Antwerp — April 5, 1943.

Issue No. 43

CODE A043

THE BATTLE FOR OKINAWA — A MARINE RETURNS

Issue No. 44

CODE A044

THE OTHER D-DAYS, THE SLAPTON ASSAULT TRAINING AREA. Wreck Recovery

— A

Relic of the Long Range Desert Group.

Norway

— Batterie Austrat.

It Happened Here

—

Hermann Göring — his Capture.

Readers’ Investigation

— Hermann Göring — his

Suicide.

Preservation

— Hermann Göring — his Military Memorabilia.

Issue No. 45

CODE A045

TELEMARK RE-CREATED

Operation ‘Freshman’, Exercise ‘Heavy Water’.

War Film

—

The Heroes of Telemark.

Wreck Recovery

— The Tank that Missed D-Day.

It Happened

Here

— Ordensburg Vogelsang.

Preservation

— Surveying the Arizona.

Crime in WWII

— D-Day’s most Ignominious Casualty.

Issue No. 46

CODE A046

THE BATTLE OF HONG KONG. Wreck Recovery

— Churchill Recovery.

It Happened Here

— Adversaries Meet Again.

Readers’ Investigations

— The Drive on

Prüm.

Special

— Gunners Turn the Clock Back.

Issue No. 47

CODE A047

OPERATION ‘MERKUR’, THE GERMAN INVASION OF CRETE.

It Happened Here

— The Kidnapping of General Kreipe.

Readers’ Investigations

— The

Granville Raid.

Issue No. 48

CODE A048

GERMANY SURRENDERS

Surrender of Gruppe Elster; Unconditional Surrender;

Caserta, Italy; Lüneburg, Germany; Innsbruck, Austria; Baldham, Germany;

Wageningen, Netherlands; Reims, France; Berlin, Germany; The Channel Islands;

Lorient, France; St Nazaire, France; Dunkirk, France.

It Happened Here

— Michael

Wittmann’s Last Battle.

Issue No. 49

CODE A049

EUROPE’S LAST VC, GUARDSMAN EDWARD CHARLTON.

It Happened Here

— Incident at Imber.

War Crime

— The Ascq Massacre.

Wreck

Recovery

— A Lonely Grave on Ben More Assynt.

Issue No. 50

CODE A050

THE SOVIET VICTORY IN EUROPE

Moscow, Minsk.

From The Editor

— readers’ letters

and follow-up stories on previous issues.

It Happened Here

— The Japanese Surrender.

Readers’ Investigations

— Fallingbostel.

Issue No. 51

CODE A051

LIBYA

The Desert Rescue Team, Tobruk Revisited.

Wreck Recovery

— Normandy

Typhoon.

Crime in WWII

— The Notorious Fort Breendonk.

Preservation

— Relics of the

Range.

Readers’ Investigations

— Wimpey Investigation.

It Happened Here

— The Road

Ends at Denée.

Issue No. 52

CODE A052

ANZIO. War Film

— The Battle for Anzio.

It Happened Here

— Massacre in Rome.

Issue No. 53

CODE A053

VICTORY PARADE IN LONDON. It Happened Here

— George Merganthaler.

Readers’

Investigations

— The Night that shook Sydney.

Preservation

— Alight Lough Erne.

War

Film

— Tora! Tora! Tora!

Wreck Recovery

— The Loch Ness Wellington.

Crime in WWII

— A Costly Liberation.

Issue No. 54

CODE A054

OPERATION ‘MINCEMEAT’, THE STORY OF MAJOR MARTIN, THE MAN WHO NEVER

WAS. Wreck Discovery

— Unknown Maloelap, Taroa 1986.

It Happened Here

— The

Aarhus Attack.

Crime in WWII

— Show Trial at Luchy.

Issue No. 55

CODE A055

U-BOAT BASES IN FRANCE

The Atlantic Coast U-Boat Bases, The Pens, Construction,

Lorient, Dombunkers and Scorffbunker, Keroman I and II, Keroman III, La Pallice, Saint-

Nazaire, Bordeaux, Brest, RAF attacks on Brest.

It Happened Here

— Dungeness Spitfire.

Issue No. 56

CODE A056

THE AMBUSHING OF SS-GENERAL HANNS RAUTER

The Ambush, Reprisals, The

Aftermath.

It Happened Here

— The Italian Air Raid on Bahrain.

The Eastern Front

—

The battlefields outside Warsaw.

Wreck Recovery

— An Epic Excavation, Pilot Officer

Charles Barber.

Readers’ Investigations

— Malta Marine Craft and Sea Rescue.

Issue No. 57

CODE A057

THE RÜSSELSHEIM DEATH MARCH. Wreck Investigation

— Beneath the Waters of

Truk.

Readers’ Investigations

— The Mass Escape from Cowra.

It Happened Here

—

Antwerp ‘City of Sudden Death’.

Preservation

— An Engineer Returns ... and a Museum

is born.

Issue No. 58

CODE A058

RUDOLF HESS. War Film

— Theirs is the Glory.

From the Editor

— readers’ letters and

follow-up stories on previous issues.

50 Years Ago.

Issue No. 59

CODE A059

THE RAID ON SAINT-NAZAIRE

The Attack, Ashore.

Preservation

— Saint Nazaire

Ecomuseum.

Crime in WWII

— The US Prison at Shepton Mallet.

50 Years Ago

— Anschluss in Austria.

Issue No. 60

CODE A060

THE MAGINOT LINE. It Happened Here

— The Fate of a Whitley.

50 Years Ago

— Hitler

Visits Italy.

Wreck Recovery

— The Exhumation of a Humber.

Readers’ Investigations

—

Return to the Berghof.

Issue No. 61

CODE A061

THE REICHS CHANCELLERY — THE BERLIN FÜHRERBUNKER

Issue No. 62

CODE A062

THE ALEUTIANS

The Raid on Dutch Harbour, The Aleutians Today, Attu Forty Years After.

It Happened Here

— Known to God, Unknown to Man.

50 Years Ago

— The Munich Crisis.

Preservation

— Time Warp in Tubney Wood.

Special Investigation

— Back to the Bunker.

Issue No. 63

CODE A063

COLDITZ CASTLE AND ITS ESCAPES. John Gillespie Magee

— The pilot poet of High Flight.

Issue No. 64

CODE A064

THE BATTLE OF DEN BOSCH. It Happened Here

— The Bombay Explosion.

Readers’

Investigations

— Major Martin . . . the story continues.

United Kingdom

— GI Baby.

Years Ago

— Führer’s 50th Birthday Parade.

Issue No. 65

CODE A065

WESTERPLATTE

The Free City of Danzig, Westerplatte, The Military Transit Depot,

Preparations for Defence, Preparing for Aggression, The Last Hours of Peace, The First

Day of War, The Second Day, The Third Day, The Fourth Day, The Fifth Day, The Sixth

Day, The Seventh Day, Hitler Visits Danzig, Westerplatte Today.

Issue No. 66

CODE A066

MUNICH — DER NEUNTE ELFTE. 50 Years Ago

— First shots in the West.

Wreck

Recovery

— Malta Update.

From the Editor

— readers’ letters and follow-up stories on

previous issues.

Issue No. 67

CODE A067

THE SHETLAND ISLES. Readers’ Investigation

— The Strongest, Bravest and Best.

United Kingdom

— Island Farm Camp, Camp 198, Camp 11, The Empty Years.

Happened Here

— Devastation at Darwin.

Wreck Discovery

— Find the

Bismark!

Issue No. 68

CODE A068

BLITZKRIEG IN THE WEST. Wreck Recovery

— Wreck Recovery Wartime Style.

Preservation

— The Merville Battery — 45 years later.

It Happened Here

— The Night the

Rhine Caught Fire.

A Veteran Returns

— Return to Morotai.

United Kingdom

— Royal Air

Force Bomb Disposal.

Readers’ Investigations

— El Alamein ‘89.

Issue No. 69

CODE A069

OPERATION ‘SEALION’ — THE INVASION THAT NEVER WAS. Veterans Return

—

Typhoon Memorial at Noyers-Bocage.

It Happened Here

— Cricket the American Way.

Preservation

— Return to Mementos of the Mighty.

War Film

— The Remaking of

Memphis Belle.

Issue No. 70

CODE A070

‘GOMORRAH’ — THE HAMBURG FIRESTORM. It Happened Here

— Unification Day,

Berlin 1990.

50 Years Ago

— Luftwaffe Hospital, Woolwich.

United Kingdom

— The

Combined Services Interrogation Centre.

Issue No. 71

CODE A071

THE BATTLE OF THE HÜRTGEN FOREST. 50 Years Ago

— The Liberation of Addis

Ababa.

It Happened Here

— Carinhall Revisited.

Issue No. 72

CODE A072

THE AALBORG ATTACK. It Happened Here

— Scapa Flow and the

U-47.

United

Kingdom

— American Red Cross Field Hospital Unit.

Readers’ Investigations

— The

Death of Generaloberst Dietl.

From the Editor

— readers letters and follow-up stories on

previous issues.

Issue No. 73

CODE A073

CLEARING THE RHINE. Readers’ Investigations

— With the Company Commander

(Charles B. MacDonald).

Wreck Recovery

— Jersey Coastal Artillery Gun Recovery.

Personality

— The Soviet Union’s Fighter Ace.

United Kingdom

— US Army Airstrips in

Britain, 1942-45.

Issue No. 74

CODE A074

THE PEENEMÜNDE ROCKET CENTRE. Readers’ Investigations

— The Paratrooper and

his Dog.

Wreck Recovery

— Recovery of a Japanese tank, Guam.

War Graves

—

Pilgrimage to Kohima.

War Film

— Liberation.

It Happened Here

— MI5’s Secret

Interrogation Centre.

Issue No. 75

CODE A075

HORST WESSEL. United Kingdom

— Black Propaganda.

Readers’ Investigations

—

Silent Heroes.

It Happened Here

— Mine Clearance in Guernsey.

A Veteran Remembers

— Spear of Destruction.

Issue No. 76

CODE A076

THE FRENCH NAVY AT TOULON. The Pacific

— Palau 50 Years On.

It Happened Here

—

Greifswalder Oie: Sub-base of Peenemünde.

A Veteran Remembers

— A Prisoner in

Scotland.

Issue No. 77

CODE A077

THE INVASION OF SICILY. It Happened Here

— Night of the Grand Council — The Fall of

Mussolini.

Veterans Remember

— The Death of Hitler — the story continues.

Issue No. 78

CODE A078

PELELIU

One of the worst of all the American Pacific island invasions.

Preservation

—

28cm Railway Gun at Calais.

Issue No. 79

CODE A079

THE BIELEFELD VIADUCT. United Kingdom

— UK Poison Gas manufacture.

It Happened

Here

— Mustard Disaster at Bari.

Poland

— Incident at Mosty.

Issue No. 80

CODE A080

THE DEATH OF ROMMEL. From the Editor

— readers’ letters and follow-up stories on

previous issues.

War Film

—

Stalingrad.

Wreck Recovery

— Typhoon crash at Boulon,

Normandy.

Issue No. 81

CODE A081

TRAGINO 1941 — BRITAIN’S FIRST PARATROOP RAID. Preservation

— Western

Approaches HQ.

United Kingdom

— Spigot Mortar at St Albans and also First Base Post

Office — APO 640.

Wreck Recovery

— Missing, Presumed Killed.

It Happened Here

—

Sugamo Prison, Tokyo.

Issue No. 82

CODE A082

IWO JIMA

— ‘See No Iwo’, Iwo Jima Today.

It Happened Here

— Reflying the Dams Raid.

Issue No. 83

CODE A083

AUSTRALIA’S UNKNOWN SOLDIER. It Happened Here

— The Massacre at Kalavryta.

Readers’ Investigations

— The Tragedy of HMS

Dasher.

Wreck Recovery

—

U-534

—

The mystery boat.

France

— Panzer attack in Lorraine.

Preservation

— Panther at Parroy.

Issue No. 84

CODE A084

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS FOR D-DAY. It Happened Here

— Shingle Street.

Issue No. 85

CODE A085

FROM THE EDITOR. Crime in WWII

— Normandy Executions.

Commemoration

— The

Australian Military Plaques Project.

Wreck Recovery

— The Search for

Blue Peter.

Preservation

— Historic preservation in the Marshall Islands.

50 Years Ago

— The Battle

for Merksem.

Issue No. 86

CODE A086

OPERATION ‘WELLHIT’

— The Capture of Boulogne.

Preservation

— Eighth Wall Art

Conservation Society.

50 Years Ago

— The Market Garden Corridor Tour.

War Film

—

Carve Her Name with Pride.

Issue No. 87

CODE A087

THE GREAT ESCAPE.

—

War Film

— The Wooden Horse/The

Great Escape.

It Happened

Here

— The Great Escape Plus 50.

United Kingdom

— The High Wycombe Air HQs.

50 Years Ago

— The Death of Admiral Ramsay.

Issue No. 88

CODE A088

EAST-WEST LINK-UP

— The US-Soviet Link-up at Torgau. The British-Soviet Link-up at

Wismar.

Issue No. 89

CODE A089

BERGEN-BELSEN

— Bergen-Belsen 1943-45, Liberation, The Belsen Trials.

Wreck

Recovery

— The Return of the Lady Be Good.

It Happened Here

— A Charioteer is No

Longer Missing.

Preservation

— Manod Quarry and the National Gallery Paintings.

Pacific

— The Invasion of Saipan.

Personality

— Lee Marvin: Hell in the Pacific.

Issue No. 90

CODE A090

THE BATTLE FOR LEROS. Preservation

— The First Allied Shots.

It Happened Here

—

Slaughter at Cefalonia.

United Kingdom

— Sennybridge Training Area.

Crime in WWII

— Military Executions.

Issue No. 91

CODE A091

THE HAMMELBURG RAID

— 50 Years On.

The Eastern Front

— Smolensk.

Crime in

WWII

— Mutiny in the Cocos Islands.

Issue No. 92

CODE A092

THE MASSACRE AT KATYN. From the Editor

— readers’ letters and follow-up stories on

previous issues.

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Issue No. 93

CODE A093

THE MERKERS AND BUCHENWALD TREASURE TROVES.

Readers’ Investigations

— Australian Beaufort Crash.

United Kingdom

— The Royal

Gunpowder Factory Explosions 1940.

It Happened Here

— The 99th Division ‘Missing in

Action’ Search Team.

Issue No. 94

CODE A094

THE DOSTLER CASE

Pacific

— Nauru.

Readers’ Investigation

— The Second World War’s Best Kept Secret

Revealed.

Wreck Recovery

— Belgian Spitfire Pilot Honoured. —

It Happened Here

The

Desert Rats at Ghent.

United Kingdom

— Mystery Crash in London’s East End.

Issue No. 95

CODE A095

SALERNO. Preservation

— The Trondenes Battery at Harstad. The

Gneisenau

Fires Again.

Issue No. 96

CODE A096

THE DEATH OF ORDE WINGATE.

—

Readers’ Investigations

— The Quebec

Conferences.

United Kingdom

— Memorial to the London Blitz.

Pacific

— The Guns of

Viti Levu —

United States —

Medals of Honor Awarded — 50 Years After.

Wreck

Investigation

— Arnhem VC Investigation — Flight Lieutenant David Lord.

Issue No. 97

CODE A097

THE BATTLE OF THE ALPS. It Happened Here

— Dambusters’ Bombs Recovery.

Preservation

— Wizernes open to the public.

United Kingdom

— HMS

Collingwood.

Wreck Recovery

— The Spitfire at Maldegem.

Issue No. 98

CODE A098

THE BATTLE FOR NEW GEORGIA. Wreck Recovery

— The Forgotten Crash.

North Africa

— Siwa Oasis in the Western Desert.

It Happened Here

— The capture of Kurt Meyer.

Issue No. 99

CODE A099

SOVIET VICTORY IN THE ARCTIC. Wreck Discovery

— Dropping Russian Abwehr agents

over Kola.

Preservation

— German War Graves in the East.

Wreck Recovery

— Secret of

the Southend Sands.

Readers’ Investigation

— The Battle of the Bulge Through the

Lens.

It Happened Here

— The IJzendijke Explosion.

CODE A100

SPECIAL 100th EDITION

Our 100th edition of 72 pages covers the Editor’s ‘stories behind the stories’ as well as

readers’ follow ups to the last 100 issues.

Issue No. 101

CODE A101

NORDHAUSEN. It Happened Here

— The sinking of the

Blücher.

United Kingdom

—

Royal Gunpowder Factory Sequel.

From Your New Editor.

Issue No. 102

CODE A102

ANNE FRANK. BURMA 1945: THE ROAD TO RANGOON. Wreck Discovery

— The

Discovery of KN563.

Personality

— Lieutenant Henry Fonda, USN.

Issue No. 103

CODE A103

SPIELBERG’S D-DAY

— The story of making

Saving Private Ryan.

It Happened Here

—

The battle for St Sauveur-le-Vicomte.

Pacific

— Shaggy Ridge.

Issue No. 104

CODE A104

THE BATTLE FOR COLOGNE. Readers’ Investigations

— Guards VC: Blitzkrieg 1940.

It Happened Here

— Sonia’s Dubok.

Wreck Recovery

— Teesside Dornier: January 1942.

Issue No. 105

CODE A105

THE FRENCH RESISTANCE

— Petain and Vichy, De Gaulle, Resistance Started, The

Communists join in, 1942: Development, The Occupation of the Zone Libre, The ‘STO’ and

the Maquis, 1943: Unification, De Gaulle or Giraud?, Glières, ‘And we’ll come from the

shadow’, Brittany, Paris, Southern France, An Assessment.

Issue No. 106

CODE A106

DULAG LUFT

— The German Aircrew Interrogation Centre.

Wreck Recovery

— Recovery

of an SOE Hudson.

War Film

—

Appointment in London.

Pacific

— Return to the

Darter.

It Happened Here

— The Secret Village.

Issue No. 107

CODE A107

FROM THE EDITOR. A Veteran Remembers

— The Battle of Broekhuizen.

It Happened Here

— Isaac Bridge, Normandy.

Readers’ Investigation

— The Battle for

Wetteren Bridge.

Preservation

— The German Skagerrak Batteries.

Issue No. 108

CODE A108

GUADALCANAL.

Guadalcanal Today.

Pacific

— Recovery of Missing Makin Raiders.

Wreck Discovery

— Battle over Malta.

Readers Investigations

— Natzweiler-Struthof

Concentration Camp.

Issue No. 109

CODE A109

THE VAAGSO COMMANDO RAID. Remembrance —

The Canadian Unknown Soldier.

It Happened Here

— Trieste.

Pacific

— Bora Bora.

Issue No. 110

CODE A110

THE RIVIERA LANDINGS. It Happened Here —

Audie Murphy’s Distinguished Service Cross

Issue No. 111

CODE A111

THE GARDELEGEN MASSACRE. Germany —

Destroying the Hamburg U-Boat Pens.

Malta —

The Tragedy of the

Marie Georgette.

United Kingdom —

Firemen Remembered.

Issue No. 112

CODE A112

KHARKOV —

The Four Battles for the Soviet City.

Preservation —

Battery Maxim Gorkii I.

It Happened Here —

Re-enacting Operation ‘Anglo’ on Rhodes.

Issue No. 113

CODE A113

THE SHELL HOUSE RAID. War Film —

The Date of Infamy on Screen.

United Kingdom —

Deerbolt Camp.

Wreck Recovery —

The Icelandic Battle.

It Happened Here —

Bravery in

New Guinea.

Remembrance —

Commemorating Saskatchewan’s War Dead

Issue No. 114

CODE A114

THE SECRET WEAPONS: V3 and V4. Italy —

The Battle for Cecina.

It Happened Here —

Rubensdörffer and the Croydon Raid.

Wreck Recovery —

Digging in Latvia’s Valley

of Death.

United Kingdom —

Cowardice in Battle

Issue No. 115

CODE A115

THE BATTLE OF THE MONS POCKET. Remembrance

UK National Inventory of

War Memorials

Issue No. 116

CODE A116

PLUTO: PIPELINE UNDER THE OCEAN

— Includes both Tombola and Pluto.

United

Kingdom

— World War Two Defences in Essex.

Wreck Discovery

— ‘Deadlight’ U-Boat

Investigation.

Pacific

— The Recapture of Guam.

Issue No. 117

CODE A117

HITLER IN THE WESTERN FRONT. It Happened Here

— The Carlton Hotel Crash.

Opera-

tion ‘Market Garden’

— The Odyssey of Private Bachenheimer.

Preservation

— Twin-

wood Farm Then and Now.

Issue No. 118

CODE A118

THE COCKLESHELL HEROES RAID. Wreck Recovery

— The Trials of Flying Officer George

Kosh.

United Kingdom

— RAF Officers’ Hospital, Torquay.

It Happened Here

— Werl

Allied Prison.

Issue No. 119

CODE A119

BREAK-OUT ACROSS THE SEINE. Readers’ Investigation

— Friendly-Fire Incident.

From the Editor

— readers’ letters and follow-up stories on previous issues.

Issue No. 120

CODE A120

SAS TRAGEDY AT SENNECEY-LE-GRAND. Holland

— Highlanders in the Low Countries.

It Happened Here

— Kriegsmarine Listening Post at Castle Ter Linden.

A Veteran

Remembers

— CTC Castle Toward.

Wreck Investigation

— The Death of George Preddy.

Issue No. 121

CODE A121

SOE AND THE SPINDLE CIRCUIT (The Odette Story). Veterans Return

— The Hammelburg

Raid – 2003.

It Happened Here

— The Savernake Forest Explosions.

Wreck Recovery

—

Adrian Warburton: RAF Photo-Recce Ace. Adrian Warburton: The Mystery Solved.

From the Editor

— Readers’ letters and follow-up stories on previous issues.

Issue No. 122

CODE A122

NOVEMBER PUSH TO THE RHINE. Wreck Recovery

— Recovery of an Arnhem Stirling.

War Graves

— Finding America’s Missing.

It Happened Here

— The Tigers of Massa

Lombarda.

Readers Investigation

— The V1 Site at Val-Ygot.

Preservation

— The

Canadians Return to Kent.

Issue No. 123

CODE A123

THE SIEGE OF LENINGRAD. Preservation

— How Churchill and Wren came to Missouri.

United Kingdom

— The Admiralty Citadel.

It Happened Here

— The Death of General

Andrews.

Issue No. 124

CODE A124

GERMAN AIR RAID SHELTERS — HANNOVER. It Happened Here

— The Capture of

Mussolini’s Last Residence.

Wreck Recovery

— Recovery of a Ju 52 from the Battle of

Leros.

Remembrance

— One of Ireland’s Aviator Heroes.

From the Editor

— Readers’

letters and follow-up stories on previous issues.

Issue No. 125

CODE A125

WHO DOWNED DOUGLAS BADER?. Remembrance

— Australia’s Ex-POW Memorial.

The Battle of the Colmar Pocket

Issue No. 126

CODE A126

THE NORWEGIAN CAMPAIGN

— Daring preventative plans/Norwegian lack of

preparation/Weserübung Nord/ Confusion on the Allied side/Landing!/

Failure at Oslo/Allied reaction/Operation ‘Rupert’/Operation ‘Sickle’/Operation ‘Maurice’/

Narvik, the only Allied success/King Håkon leaves Norway.

Issue No. 127

CODE A127

PANTELLERIA. United Kingdom

— My Life with the Parachute Mine in the Blitz.

It Happened Here

— The Narwa Battle in Estonia.

Wreck Recovery

— Exploring the

World War II Secrets of Hawaii.

A Veteran Returns

— Battle at Veghel Revisited.

Finland

— Soviet Air Attacks on Helsinki.

Remembrance

— Victoria’s Shrine of

Remembrance

Issue No. 128

CODE A128

THE FLENSBURG GOVERNMENT. It Happened Here

— The Suicide of General Kinzel.

Readers’ Investigation

— In Search of My Father.

Remembrance

— The US National

D-Day Memorial.

War Film

—

Der Untergang

— The Downfall.

Issue No. 129

CODE A129

THE BATTLE FOR FLORENCE. It Happened Here

— The Kavieng Raid.

Remembrance

—

The Yasukuni Jinja Memorial in Tokyo — The US National World War II Memorial in

Washington.

Issue No. 130

CODE A130

THE BATTLE FOR LEIPZIG. Remembrance

— Spindle Commemorated.

From the Editor

— Readers’ letters and follow-up stories on previous issues.

Issue No. 131

CODE A131

FLOSSENBÜRG CONCENTRATION CAMP. Readers’ Investigation

— Just one of Many.

Preservation

— The Tunnels of Dover Castle.

United Kingdom

— The Freckleton Air

Disaster.

Remembrance

— Arlington National Cemetery.

Issue No. 132

CODE A132

NORWAY: KING HÅKON RETURNS. United States

— Patton’s Desert Training Center.

It Happened Here

— Villers-Bocage Revisited.

Italy

— Tucker’s Panthers.

Wreck Discovery

— The search for

Charybdis

and

Limbourne.

Issue No. 133

(Published August 2006)

CODE A133

THE AIR WAR FOR RABAUL. Wreck Discovery

— Aichi D3A ‘Val’ Recovery.

War Film

—

They were not Divided.

It Happened Here

— Rückmarsch.

Issue No. 134

(Published November 2006)

CODE A134

KASSERINE. It Happened Here

— Unlucky Baptism of Fire.

Remembrance

— MWO

(Dutch VC) for the Polish Para Brigade.

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Arnhem

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Arnhem VCs.

War Film

— A Bridge Too Far.

Preservation

— The Hartenstein Museum.

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AFTER THE BATTLE BOUND VOLUME 33

This 33rd bound volume of

After the Battle

(issues 129 to 132) includes major features on

the battle for Florence in mid-July 1944, and for Leipzig in April 1945 which was one of the

last big German cities to be captured by the American army in World War II.

We also visit Papua New Guinea where in February 1944 the US Fifth Air Force despatched

a force of 156 light, medium and heavy bombers to attack the Japanese base of Kavieng on

New Ireland; France to describe the commemoration of the clandestine Allied parachutists

who jumped in the Alps during the Second World War in Operation ‘Spindle’; Italy where in

April 1945 the 2nd New Zealand Division launched an attack from its bridgehead across the

Sillaro river near Sesto Imolese in the course of which Lance-Corporal John Tucker of the

27th Battalion knocked out two German Panther tanks but was cut down by Spandau fire

while attacking a third, and to Germany, the location of Flossenbürg, one of the deadliest Nazi

concentration camps where at least 30,000 perished.

Daniel Taylor, author of

Villers-Bocage Through the Lens,

has revisited that town and

presents a re-appraisal of the battle when the Sharpshooters came up against the German

tank ace Michael Wittmann.

The underwater discoveries of the cruiser

Charybdis

and the destroyer

Limbourne

63 years

after they were sunk by German torpedoes in the English Channel, is contrasted by a trip back

in time to the Desert Training Center established by the US Army in California/Arizona in 1942

under General George S. Patton to prepare troops for warfare against the German Afrikakorps

in North Africa. We also explore the labyrinth of tunnels beneath the medieval Dover Castle

on the white cliffs facing the Channel, used as a secret headquarters ever since Admiral

Ramsay masterminded the evacuation from Dunkirk in 1940.

We also tell the stories of the controversial war memorial in Tokyo — the Yasukuni Jinja

shrine — a legacy of Japan’s pre-war union of religion and state, and, controversial for reasons of grandeur, the National World War II

Memorial in Washington inaugurated in May 2004 to honour all those that served, fought and died during the Second World War.

It was also in Washington during the American Civil War that the estate surrounding Arlington House, situated on a hilltop

overlooking the Potomac river, was requisitioned by the Union Army to create what is now probably the best known national

cemetery in the world.

Other features cover the end of a Halifax crew over Germany and the worst aircraft crash in the UK during the war when an

American B-24 Liberator bomber came down in Freckleton in rural Lancashire killing 61 people.

Finally, Jean Paul Pallud tells the story of the Norwegian King who withdrew to Great Britain on June 7, 1940 following the German

invasion of his country, and takes us through to his return on June 7, 1945 . . . five years to the day of his departure.

Plus our From the Editor feature which contains readers’ letters and follow-up stories from previous issues.

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