Memories of the ‘Green Dragons,’ USAAF 389th Bomb Group at Hethel Old Chapel. June 1943 to May...
When I got my call up papers I went top Pembroke Docks in Wales. It took from 7am to 2am the next...
I remember the day that Boulton and Paul's Riverside factory was bombed... At about 5 o'clock in...
My Dad worked away from home, building hangars on the airfields, and me, my Mother and my brother used to...
On April 27 and 28 the bombers drone woke us again and then the thump of bomb bursts made us aware that...
A regular called at my dad's shop was the caretaker of the Baptist Church and he would take all our...
There had been a Samuel Jones paper factory just round the corner and that had been bombed and caught fire....
When stationed at RAF Swannington in 1944, I – along with many other Air Force personnel was invited...
My task was to go with a chap called Bingy, tying wheat into sheaves as he moved round the field ready for...
My name is Les Willis, now aged 75, so any remembrances are tarnished by the passing of 60 years since the...
In the prevailing situation prisoners were a problem but Andre volunteered to conduct them to a place of...
Betty, Tony and I were taken to West Street Pier, Gravesend by Mum and our aunts. Betty, Tony and Joan...
Later that evening my brother came home with the news that he had assisted to direct a fire engine around...
The J C Dodman crew joined together at March Field in Riverside, California in September for crew training....
During World War II I lived with my parents, older sister and younger brother in a small village called...
I lived in Norwich throughout the war apart from ten weeks in Tharston after the blitz on Norwich. At...
I just remember lots of children with gas masks and labels going down to the jetty to board a paddle...
Being in Hethersett, five miles from Norwich, we could see Norwich being bombed and on fire, and hear the...
We knew we were travelling east towards the conflict and eventually the train slowed down at stopped at a...
One Christmas the American Airmen invited the children from Bunwell School to their Old Buckenham Base....
I tried to pack some things up, but a man came and told me not to because there was an unexploded bomb...