Britain at War magazine

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  1. handtohand22

    handtohand22 Senior Member

    This magazine appears to be a great read. Although I have not seen it as yet.

    In the July edition of BaW, Richard Doherty has written an article on 6 LAA(Coleraine) Battery’s capture of a German Fieseler Storch aircraft in the Western Desert. In addition to about eight of my photos BaW has unearthed two other pics of the same plane, both taken in Italy much later on.

    In the Sep edition, due out at the end of August Richard Doherty has written an article on 9 HAA at Salerno. They were converted from Royal Artillery to Infantry for the remainder of the war.
     
  2. 52nd Airborne

    52nd Airborne Green Jacket Brat

    There's a nice review regarding "WW2talk.com" in the latest (October) issue on page 85.
     
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  3. Paul Reed

    Paul Reed Ubique

    Good news!
     
  4. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    There's a nice review regarding "WW2talk.com" in the latest (October) issue on page 85.
    ;)
     
  5. Bodston

    Bodston Little Willy

    ;)
    Show off!
     
  6. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    The nicest thing is we didn't go looking for it.
    It was one of the members who writes for them, checked out other forums, thought every-one's good efforts on here worthy of a mention & approached us (I won't say who, don't want to embarrass him ;) ).
    Hopefully it'll mean a few more WW2 fixated readers joining, as I think it's safe to say we share the same interests as the Magazine.
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  7. Gerard

    Gerard Seelow/Prora

    Great news indeed!!
     
  8. Owen

    Owen -- --- -.. MOD

    I must make sure I go and buy a copy now.
     
  9. marcus69x

    marcus69x I love WW2 meah!!!

    We will be famous yet!!
     
  10. Otto

    Otto GröFaZ Admin

    There's a nice review regarding "WW2talk.com" in the latest (October) issue on page 85.
    Great to hear, and it's all due to the good work of the admin & mods. Cheers gentlemen!
     
  11. marcus69x

    marcus69x I love WW2 meah!!!

    Couldn't agree more Otto, but it's the regular posters that also contribute. :)
     
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  12. Paul Reed

    Paul Reed Ubique

    Couldn't agree more Otto, but it's the regular posters that also contribute. :)

    Absolutely - and myself and the other Mods are delighted to see the forum attracts so many people with a serious interest in WW2.
     
  13. Gerard

    Gerard Seelow/Prora

    Absolutely - and myself and the other Mods are delighted to see the forum attracts so many people with a serious interest in WW2.
    Hear Hear Paul. Well said. The membership is one any WW2 site would be proud of. Its our greatest asset.
     
  14. Heatherwood

    Heatherwood Junior Member

    It was through reading Britain at War, that I found this site!
     
  15. Paul Reed

    Paul Reed Ubique

    Pleased to read that - you are one of many who have joined us thanks to the article in the magazine.
     
  16. Fusilier

    Fusilier Junior Member

    It was through reading Britain at War, that I found this site!

    Same here :)
     
  17. James S

    James S Very Senior Member

    I think I have been missing something good here :mad: :(.
    A friend of mine subscribes to it so I may do a loan exchange for some ATB back numbers.
    I managed to get one copy they had a good artilce on Deadlight / surrender of the U-boats to Loch ryann , was there a follow up to it at all ??

    Sounds like a good read , I am more than happy to take the recommendations of members on that.
     
  18. uksubs

    uksubs Senior Member

    latest copy not out yet & there web site not been up dated from the 4 of Oct :confused:
     
  19. Paul Reed

    Paul Reed Ubique

    There were plenty in my local Smiths in Canterbury last weekend.
     
  20. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    They update the website at the very last moment Subs (I know this as I checked it rather a lot when I knew our review was due out :unsure:).
    You can always find it in Smiths, which is the case for most other specialist mags (oo-er). I miss my old local newsagent, who seemed to carry every example of the most obscure publications - rare in a small shop.
     

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