The German gas-handling troops, who had been waiting for favorable weather conditions, opened the 88-pund cylinders of chlorine gas. As the yellow-green cloud drifted across no-mans-land to the ...

Story 1 was written by my late father who was a German POW in Pembrokeshire in WW2 and Story 2 by his friend and fellow POW, "Uncle" Fred Borgmann. They tell of how they were accepted by the ...

Gas masks were delivered to everyone’s house and had to be carried in a cardboard shoulder bag everywhere we went in case of a German gas attack during an air raid. All our windows had to be ...