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Second World War

Volunteers performing a survey at Fairthorne Manor
D-Day

Veterans and volunteers uncovering Hampshire's D-Day camps in ambitious project

Norman Denning, a British intelligence officer from Hampshire Norman Denning, a British intelligence officer from Hampshire
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British intelligence officer from Hampshire played crucial role in Second World War

Garry Webb, 90, got in a Spitfire to mark his birthday. Garry Webb, 90, got in a Spitfire to mark his birthday.
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WATCH: Man takes to the skies in Spitfire for 90th birthday

Shop Reginald Warwick (no cap) late 1920s Shop Reginald Warwick (no cap) late 1920s
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War-time diaries tell of village life on Hampshire's Home Front

Marian Bower in her Auxiliary Territorial Army uniform Marian Bower in her Auxiliary Territorial Army uniform
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'It is important to remember the part women played during WW2'

Flight Lieutenant Colin Bell DFC Flight Lieutenant Colin Bell DFC
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RAF veteran, 103, delivers speech to delighted audience in Hampshire village

Sparsholt Church of England Primary School evacuees Sparsholt Church of England Primary School evacuees
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Pupil report: World War II evacuees arrive at Sparsholt C of E Primary School

John 'Jack’ Hart who lived in North Baddesley, 5.	POWs in their attap hut at Tamarkan  and 7.	The bridges destroyed by Allied aircraft during 1945 John 'Jack’ Hart who lived in North Baddesley, 5.	POWs in their attap hut at Tamarkan  and 7.	The bridges destroyed by Allied aircraft during 1945
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Author pens 'amazing story of endurance' based on her grandad's war experiences

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