I was the secretary to the Sections Officer for Number 7 area at Newmarket, Civil Engineers responsible for...
He was retained for civilian work and all through the war was in portsmouth keeping the telephones working...
I was an infant school teacher in Nuneaton, in charge of a class of five-year-olds. The children, in an...
I was transferred by the government from Smiths to Rolls Royce, in the coppersmiths shop....
He missed me in Jersey - the bombers arrived as I left with my parents on the last mailboat to get away...
The first on a scrap merchant's yard to the rear of Prebend Street, the second one was a direct hit on...
Freddy was one of those people who had no fear of heights, taking on the job among others, of painting out...
I later went to work for Boulton and Paul helping to make the Horsa gliders which were used in the Arnhem...
During the war I worked at the Denham Film Studios in Bucks as a clapper Boy and sometimes had assighnments...
My war story starts when I was sixteen and went to work for BSA factory in Newcastle-under-Lyme... Then,...
My parents had a fryer in a parade of shops in Chalk Farm, London... We used to get visits from chauffers...
I worked all my life in Wallsend shipyards, North Tyneside ....
John went to France for D Day landings. My two daughters went to Normandy to celebrate the 2nd Battalion,...
Our son was born in December 1942 and Edward, my husband, was allowed home to see his son when he was two...
In the war the Americans used to send boxes of fruit etc which were divided up in the area, the Biscovey...
My boyfriend was called up in 1940 and we decided to marry in 1942 at Wymondham Methodist Church. My mum...
I was serving a 5yr engineering apprenticeship at BTH Rugby from 1943-8 and part of my time was involved in...
For my war effort I was sent to Castle Bromwich aircraft factory. I left my home in Washington County...
Living in Central London, I was then put to work in Holborn... A letter of appreciation was sent to our...
We lived next door to the Chilwell ammunition depot so were always expecting raids... The glow of the fires...
My Father was a railway employee with the Great Northern Railway, working at Kings Cross goods department...
Another night when they bombed Coventry we were down the shelter for hours and hours with the planes...