Gun Shield Graffiti in the Battle of the Atlantic: Stories and artwork from Allied and Merchant navies of WWII Essays These pages chart a winding

These pages chart a winding course all the way from the 18th through to the 21st century

are as varied and intriguing as the images themselves

beautiful exploration of the Atlantic seashore that is still relevant today

' JOANNA LUMLEY

the remarkable story of honourary Newfoundlander Lanier Phillips is available for young children in this heartwarming picture book

Gun Shield Graffiti in the Battle of the Atlantic: Stories and artwork from Allied and Merchant navies of WWII Essays These pages chart a windingA feast of colorful artwork adorns the walls of a Second World War era officers club in the North Atlantic city of St. Johns cartoons painted onto ship gun shields that convey stories of courage and cowardice, resolve and resilience, triumph and tragedy. The Sea Going Officers Club (now known as the Crows Nest Officers Club) opened its doors in 1942. It served as a war time retreat where allied naval and merchant officers from the United Kingdom,