During World War II I was employed as a draughtsman working on full scale layouts followed by jig and tool...
My name is Mrs. Elsie May Atkin born 7/5/1924....
George Edwards, my father worked in Swindon Railway Works for over twenty years... George Edwards was...
On the night of the 14/15th of March 1941, a bomb fell through the entrance of the Brotherton Wing, which...
During the night- Private Membry removed her headset and came to the “table” and told me...
I was already working at Simms Motor Units before the war - I was called up to join the Air Force, but...
My father had been in the 1914 war and because of that I wasn't allowed to go into the forces; I was...
I ran away from home to get employed in the mills at Keighley and then on to work in the munitions factory...
May used to dance with her friend Jenny at Brighton Girls Club and also boys from Brighton boys Club......
I moved to a fire station in Lincoln and looked after the girls in the control room... I had to march the...
As a farmer you had to work under the direction of the Wartime Agricultural Committee... Later we had...
We had to go up in the top sand bay and back sand was poured out of hoppers into moulds below. The...
During the War I used to cycle 16 miles a day to work at the Vicker Armstrong Aircraft Factory where the...
Towards the end of the war, in Coventry, I was 18 and working about nine hours a day in a munitions...
One of his friends said, "How would you get to Wellington on the Midland Red without any money?.. I...
I went to work at the Yorkshire Copper Works, doing war work... Then I ended up doing office work, and I...
The marine officer's response was to say “Okay, we'll put you in the Navy”, which...
The Cornwall Agricultural Committee had control over any new tractor leaving the factory and could decide...
Of course, when it started I got a job in Adams Hydraulics, which made 10 pound mortar bombs. They used to...
We had gone to visit my dad's sisters and brothers who lived in Ontario, Canada... In New York we had...
He went abroad and they put me in Percy Hendy's, and they were repairing army Lorries. Hendy Lennox...
I was 16 and I went to the Army Recruitment Centre opposite the Midland Station, They said I was too young...