Remembering the German bombers

Started by Flying Bomb, Yesterday at 01:32:39 PM

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Dextrous63

Thank you all for your memories of war/post war life.   I wasn't born until '63, and hence was completely oblivious to all of this.  My father lived through all the nonsense as a forced (farm) labourer, and my mother worked in the rations offices in North Wales.

Thanks again,

Michael Rolls

There were so many tales of narrow escapes, and, so sadly, so many that weren't. I was born in Plymouth in 1937. When war came we were actually visiting mums' s family in Ireland and managed to get back before things got serious. The road in which I was born was flattened by the Luftwaffe in 1941 and many of the folk mum and dad knew were killed.
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