AN AMERICAN IN NORMANDY

D-DAY Revisited by 
US Film Director, Samuel Fuller

This one hour documentary is the story of Cpl Samuel Fuller of the 1st Infantry Division who landed on Omaha Beach on 6th June 1944. The video contains archive footage of the battle for Normandy and Samuel Fuller retraces his wartime route to the battle zones. His remarkable memory recalls unique accounts of some fateful skirmishes, aided by personal reminiscences from both German and French contributors. An enthralling film and well portrayed by Samuel Fuller.  Limited Stock. 52 mins

Price: £14.50 inc p&p (UK only)

THE NEW FOREST AT WAR

A fascinating account of aspects of military and social life in the Forest during the war years featuring previously untold stories, anecdotes, rare archive footage and wonderful views of the New Forest and its coastline. It was used as a vast military training ground with a density of USAAF and RAF airfields which became pivotal in the build-up to the Normandy invasion

Price: £14.99 inc p&p

BRITAIN'S FIRE SERVICE AT WAR

With unique colour footage, this excellent video begins in the late 1930s when the Fire Brigades Act was introduced, through the early years of the Auxiliary Fire Service, to the formation of the National Fire Service in 1941. Interviews with firemen and women who lived through the period bring the story to life on the Home Front during WWII. It also reflects aspects of our social history and the way we were all those years ago.

.Price: £14.99 inc p&p