The Libertarian Party in the United Kingdom commissioned Godfrey Bloom to give an independent analysis as to the state of our military defences and procurement. For Libertarians, Defence is the only legitimate role of the [more…]
One of the few spy cases that was prosecuted in the thirties was the Woolwich Arsenal case. The background to this case was twofold, the Russians were spying on us anyway and they really needed [more…]
Robert Ryan was my great uncle. This fading photograph is the only one we have of him. He gave his life for King and Country when he died on 7th November 1942. He was 20 [more…]
Tor Bay was in collision with HMS Southampton whilst being escorted through the Straits of Hormuz during the Iran/Iraq war. During the Iran/Iraq war, British and allied vessels proceeding through the Straits of Hormuz were [more…]
The terms ‘EU army’ and ‘military integration’ are soft cover propaganda words. Words chosen to dull the reality of the plans that are being made for the future of the UK’s defence. The planned ‘Defence [more…]
“Show me a Hero & I will write you a Tragedy, wrote F. Scott Fitzgerald. Since Harry had joined up in 1914 with the South Wales Borderers, he had seen almost continual action through to [more…]
“Whilst his Brother Harry remained in the Trenches with his South Wales Borders, George Pike had transferred out of the Army & entered the Senior Service. Far from the heat & dust of the Middle [more…]
The objectives of the air component over Dieppe were relatively straightforward; to throw a protective air umbrella over the amphibious force and to force the Luftwaffe into battle on the RAF’s terms. The RAF fielded [more…]
The main frontal assault against the mile long beach in front of Dieppe had two designated beaches. Red Beach was the eastern landing zone nearest to the port, while White Beach was overlooked by Dieppe’s [more…]
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