The Battery then travelled to Bude, in Cornwall, for firing practice at what we called a sleeve trailing...
A quick visit to Gillingham and Dad found another property, and we moved in.I was just 8 and the war seemed...
The intention was for my Mother, Father and I to stay for a week but on the night of the wedding we...
In 1944, with the threat of Revenge Weapons, the Royal Artillery deployed Location units on the South Coast...
My mother's brother, Eric Gammon, who was known as Bill, was a crew member on the Medway Queen which...
At the bottom of our garden a narrow lane separated the railway from Folkestone Harbour to the main line....
Before we were evacuated from Lee, in South-east London, we had to take sandwiches to School every day, in...
I was at college in London training to be a Salvation Army officer when the Doodlebugs came over. Some...
The older people that I knew were born in the Victorian era about 1870, they, a lot of the people...
One day we were sitting by the surf when a German Messerschmitt appeared out of nowhere and came swooping...
I was seven years old, school was already closed and I was in the back with dad and mum doing a bit...
I am the youngest child of Alfred and Doris, Alfred known as George died Christmas 1976 as a result of...
It was a lady named Mrs Flynn, whose three grandchildren were with her; two little boys and a girl named...
"With a large brown label tied to our coats for identification purposes, we children all stood in our...
Also Geoffrey's lady friend, Kit, and her daughter, Molly, fathered by Geoffrey. Geoffrey John Wallace...
The Spitfire put its wing under the Doodlebug's wing and flipped it over, it dived to the ground and...
We benefited from the cups of tea etc which were really for the soldiers.We went to Stafford and the...
It was also the time of the Battle of Britain and so there was always a great deal of action in the...
From afar I had seen the night sky light up as Swansea became the Coventry of Wales....
This week-end my mother caught the number seven bus from Maidstone to Tonbridge,it made its way out of the...
In 1936,at fourteen years of age having read my fathers daily paper the HERALD every day for some years...
Many incendiary bombs fell in and around the hop gardens and to my brother's delight he found...