Miscellaneous WWII Britain Sounds & Pictures Sounds Pictures Sounds CharlesGardner-ConvoyAttack&Dogfight400714.wav The BBC's Charles Gardner's controversial coverage of battle in the English Channel, 7/14/40. $ Purchase CharlesGardner400714-JU87sAttackConvoy.wav From the above, from the beginning to the first bombing attacks on the convoy. $ Purchase Gardner_071440.wav From the same as the above, from the beginning to the shooting down of the JU-87 Stuka Dive Bomber. $ Purchase RealAudio 5.0 Version. CharlesGardner400714-JU87ShotDown.wav From the same as the above, limited to the shooting down of the JU-87. $ Purchase CharlesGardner400714-FailedBombAttack.wav From the same as the above, the Stukas continue to attack the convoy. $ Purchase CharlesGardner400714-'Sport'-likeSummation.wav From the same as the above, Gardner concludes his broadcast with a summation that sounds more like a sports reporter delivering it than a war correspondant. $ Purchase GermanAttackOnBritishConvoy411111.wav Aboard a British ship, the BBC's Robert Dougall gives live coverage of a German bomber attack on a British convoy in the North Atlantic. $ Purchase God_Save_The_King_090339.wav The first "God Save The King" of the war, aired immediately following Chamberlain's and the King's announcement of war with Germany. $ Purchase RealAudio 3.0 Version. GodSaveTheKing450508.wav The first "God Save The King" of the return of peace to Europe, aired immediately following Churchill and the King's announcement of Germany's surrender to the Allies. $ Purchase PiccadillyCircusVJNight450815.mp3 Wynford Vaughn-Thomas reports live on wild VJ celebrations in London's Piccadilly Circus. $ Purchase wwiiuk01.wav Sept. 1939 British Broadcast announcing Government restrictions on public gatherings. $ Purchase wwiiuk02.wav Sept. 1939 British broadcast announcing air raid warning directives. $ Purchase LancasterCrewOverBerlin430903.wav A recording of a British Lancaster Bomber Crew on a mission to Berlin. $ Purchase LancasterCrewOverBerlin430903-BombDropFighterDown.wav From the above, at the instant bombs are dropped, a German fighter attacks and is shot down. A unique event captured forever in audio. $ Purchase BeAnEngland.wav Closing refrain of "There'll Always Be An England". Many skeletal British POWs released from Japanese captivity sang this as they marched sarong-clad from the camps. $ Purchase For more British WWII media, return to The WWII Sounds & Pictures Page.