RAF & Militaria History Magazine Britain's Home Front Edición especial

IN THIS ISSUE

Discover what life was like in WWII on the Home Front as Hitler’s bombs rained down.

PLACES – From locations such as Churchill’s headquarters and the Western Approaches in Liverpool, to training camps, submarine museums and army camps. These are the places from WWII you can go see today.

LIFE IN WARTIME – Discover the effect of rationing and the black market, how people got in during the Blitz, the wartime industries, Liverpool and Plymouth at war, and the murders that shocked Britain.

ORGANISATIONS – With men called up to frontline combat, women were needed to fill their places, leading to the creation of numerous organisations such as the WRNS, ATS, WAAF and the more informal and unexpected Women’s Home Defence. There was still room for the LDV and its successor, the venerable Home Guard.

COLLECTABLES – Letters, medals, weapons of the Home Guard, war toys and newspapers. These are the things you can collect from the Home Front in WWII.