Sussex Military History Society
Researching & exploring the military past of Sussex & beyond since 1998
In this presentation Geoffrey will look at the myths and legends of the Normandy Campaign from D-Day to the end of the Battle of Falaise on 21 August 1944. These […]
Richard writes: “Basically taking in my interests in Battlefields and combining it with my professional knowledge as a Tourist Guide to give an outline, but not exhaustive, picture of what […]
The second of the year. As mentioned before, please bring in any military artefacts if you have them and talk for a few minutes about them, and pass them around […]
John has led the volunteer group which cares for the remains of RAF Wartling near Pevensey for the past 23 years since he first organised the effort to pump out […]
The Battle of Dorking (1871) by George Tomkyns Chesney is one of the most influential works of early invasion literature—a vivid and unsettling fictional account of Britain’s sudden defeat by […]