Two gripping veteran accounts of the D-Day landings, 1944. WWII.
Original WWII memoir from Engineer of The Bee, Dunkirk little ship. Mesmerising!
Danger - Unexploded Bomb! WWII London Blitz.
First hand account of the brutal fighting at Suvla Bay, Aug 15, WWI
First hand account of the brutal fighting at Suvla Bay, Aug 15, WW1
COMPLETE and Original WWII memoir from Engineer of The Bee small ship
Two veterans remember two beaches - Juno and Gold WW2
Memoirs of a British POW in WWII Poland, "Long Time, no WC"
Culinary survival skills and a Women's Royal Naval Service morse coding memoir
Dramatic Diary from WW2 France, Italy, Greece, Singapore and Indonesia
Great revelations about Dunkirk war heroes. How one man's sacrifice saved the lives of possibly thousands of others.
My final chat with WWII veteran the late Wilf Shaw
Commemorative episode for 75th anniversary of D-Day landings June 1944
POW in Japan, WWII
Memoir from a Norfolk, UK, man who fought in both World Wars
A US 2nd Rangers' memoir of D-Day, Normandy and beyond. Featuring Able Company. Overseas and Then Over the Top.
A US 2nd Rangers' memoir of D-Day, Normandy and beyond. Featuring Able Company.
A US 2nd Rangers' memoir of D-Day, Normandy and beyond
A US 2nd Rangers' memoir of D-Day, Normandy and beyond
Siegfried line, Battle of Bulge, Hill 400
Six full years of an Australian soldier’s war, with all its ups and downs.
Stop Press: Great Escape family tale by Canadian Alfred B Thompson, see pic above.
More Australian second world war adventures
1943/44 WWII memoirs
Save the Last Bullet by Heidi Langbein-Allen. The biography of a 13 year old who had his youth cruelly stolen by the Nazis during six years of WW2, from witnessing Jewish persecution to hand-to-hand fighting on the front line.
A poignant reminder for us to be at peace with each other
Part 1 of a classic tale of British infantry adventure in WW2. How the Fighting Through WW2 memoirs podcast put the families of two war comrades in touch with each other. Sicily and D-Day campaigns featured.
Sicily and D-Day with Green Howards and Durham Light Infantry
Featuring No time for dreams: a soldier’s six-year journey through World War II. By Robert W. Metcalfe, 4th Green Howards Bob Metcalf enlisted in the fourth battalion, the Green Howards in December 1935. He saw action in France in 1940, where...
PART TWO Featuring No time for dreams: a soldier’s six-year second world war journey through World War II. By Robert W. Metcalfe, 4th Green Howards. PLUS: What someone's father found in the jungle AFTER the war. Who wrote to Bob Metcalfe upon publication of...