60 acast.com <![CDATA[The Veterans' Voice]]> https://shows.acast.com/the-veterans-voice en Legasee Educational Trust Veterans,military history,D-Day,Normandy,neptune,overlord,mulberry harbour,legasee,d-day 80,black watch,paratroopers,ww2,world war 2 Legasee Educational Trust The Veterans' Voice is a unique podcast series brought to you by the UK charity Legasee Educational Trust. For over 14 years, Legasee, with the support of dedicated volunteer filmmakers, historians, and writers, has been filming interviews with British military veterans who have experienced conflict over the past century. In our podcasts, these veteran testimonies are used to highlight specific military events, campaigns and wars, bringing history to life through the voices of those who experienced it firsthand. Each episode offers an exclusive and fascinating personal insight into these pivotal moments, providing an invaluable perspective on the last 100 years of military history. Tune into The Veterans' Voice to listen, learn, and be inspired by the incredible bravery and resilience of these remarkable men and women. Support our charity to learn more about our mission, discover ways to get involved, and gain exclusive early access to veteran interviews before they go live. Visit us at https://www.patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust.

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]]> The Veterans' Voice is a unique podcast series brought to you by the UK charity Legasee Educational Trust. For over 14 years, Legasee, with the support of dedicated volunteer filmmakers, historians, and writers, has been filming interviews with British military veterans who have experienced conflict over the past century. In our podcasts, these veteran testimonies are used to highlight specific military events, campaigns and wars, bringing history to life through the voices of those who experienced it firsthand. Each episode offers an exclusive and fascinating personal insight into these pivotal moments, providing an invaluable perspective on the last 100 years of military history. Tune into The Veterans' Voice to listen, learn, and be inspired by the incredible bravery and resilience of these remarkable men and women. Support our charity to learn more about our mission, discover ways to get involved, and gain exclusive early access to veteran interviews before they go live. Visit us at https://www.patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust.

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]]> false Legasee Educational Trust info+665d7cd11eb93600121653b9@mg-eu.acast.com 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 the-veterans-voice episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/665d7cd11eb93600121653b9/1757881629566-591e8587-9048-4c47-9bf6-32ce28c26a43.jpeg https://shows.acast.com/the-veterans-voice <![CDATA[The Veterans' Voice]]> Berlin Airlift 4: Victory in the Skies Berlin Airlift 4: Victory in the Skies Mon, 21 Jul 2025 09:00:00 GMT 26:49 687dfe6ea2391fe432e5011a false https://shows.acast.com/the-veterans-voice/episodes/berlin-airlift-4-victory-in-the-skies 687dfe6ea2391fe432e5011a 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 berlin-airlift-4-victory-in-the-skies full 3 11 By the end of 1948, the airlift was faltering. Supplies were running dangerously low, Berliners were bracing for the worst, and the Soviets were still watching the skies.

In this final episode, veterans reflect on how a fragile operation held its nerve, how cold weather, hostile threats and tight air corridors tested every crew, and how the lessons learned in those months would shape aviation for generations to come.


You'll hear how the Allied response — improvised at first, then relentless — forced Stalin to blink first, and how those who served were later welcomed back to Berlin by the very people they helped to keep alive.


Featuring first-hand accounts from: Tom Holland, John Curtis, Dick Arscott, Fred Danckwardt, Freddie Montgomery, and William Ball.


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


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]]> By the end of 1948, the airlift was faltering. Supplies were running dangerously low, Berliners were bracing for the worst, and the Soviets were still watching the skies.

In this final episode, veterans reflect on how a fragile operation held its nerve, how cold weather, hostile threats and tight air corridors tested every crew, and how the lessons learned in those months would shape aviation for generations to come.


You'll hear how the Allied response — improvised at first, then relentless — forced Stalin to blink first, and how those who served were later welcomed back to Berlin by the very people they helped to keep alive.


Featuring first-hand accounts from: Tom Holland, John Curtis, Dick Arscott, Fred Danckwardt, Freddie Montgomery, and William Ball.


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


If you value our work, please consider supporting the Legasee Archive: www.patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust.

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]]> Berlin Airlift 3: Keeping Berlin Alive Berlin Airlift 3: Keeping Berlin Alive Tue, 08 Jul 2025 08:00:00 GMT 24:28 686cceb66092bb6fb2dbb591 false https://www.legasee.org.uk/collections/podcasts/ 686cceb66092bb6fb2dbb591 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 berlin-airlift-3-keeping-berlin-alive full 3 10 The scale of the Berlin Airlift was almost unimaginable, and so were the risks. With West Berlin on the brink and winter setting in, Allied forces had to move fast, adapt quickly, and work against the odds.


In this episode, veterans recall the early days of Operation Plainfare: the crushing shortfall in supplies, the perilous flying conditions, and the loss of comrades. You'll hear how aircraft began landing every three minutes, how a disused airstrip became a vital new airport in record time, and how even the lakes of Berlin were pressed into service.


But it wasn’t just about logistics. This was a battle of wills, a moment when Anglo-American cooperation, German resilience and French ingenuity were put to the test under the shadow of Soviet pressure.


Featuring first-hand accounts from: John Eddy, Dick Arscott, Leo Hatcher, Larry Lamb, David Edwards and Fred Danckwardt.


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


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]]> The scale of the Berlin Airlift was almost unimaginable, and so were the risks. With West Berlin on the brink and winter setting in, Allied forces had to move fast, adapt quickly, and work against the odds.


In this episode, veterans recall the early days of Operation Plainfare: the crushing shortfall in supplies, the perilous flying conditions, and the loss of comrades. You'll hear how aircraft began landing every three minutes, how a disused airstrip became a vital new airport in record time, and how even the lakes of Berlin were pressed into service.


But it wasn’t just about logistics. This was a battle of wills, a moment when Anglo-American cooperation, German resilience and French ingenuity were put to the test under the shadow of Soviet pressure.


Featuring first-hand accounts from: John Eddy, Dick Arscott, Leo Hatcher, Larry Lamb, David Edwards and Fred Danckwardt.


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


If you value our work, please consider supporting the Legasee Archive: www.patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust.

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]]> Berlin Airlift 2: A City Under Siege Berlin Airlift 2: A City Under Siege Mon, 30 Jun 2025 09:00:00 GMT 22:24 68624e4d5670d86508e2d29f false https://www.legasee.org.uk/collections/podcasts/ 68624e4d5670d86508e2d29f 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 berlin-airlift-2-a-city-under-siege full 3 9 In June 1948, the Soviet Union blockaded all road, rail and river routes into Western-controlled Berlin, cutting off trade and food supplies in a bold attempt to force the Western Allies out of the city. With just 45 days' worth of provisions left, two million Berliners faced the terrifying prospect of starvation. Allied troops stationed in Berlin were vastly outnumbered; the only way to reach the city was by air.


Within just three days, Britain and America launched an unprecedented operation. What followed was the first battle of the Cold War: a relentless, round-the-clock airlift to keep a city alive.


In this episode, Jean Eastham, Leo Hatcher, David Edwards, Len Hurst, Tom Holland and Fred Danckwardt share their vivid recollections. To listen to any of their interviews in full, visit www.legasee.org.uk


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


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]]> In June 1948, the Soviet Union blockaded all road, rail and river routes into Western-controlled Berlin, cutting off trade and food supplies in a bold attempt to force the Western Allies out of the city. With just 45 days' worth of provisions left, two million Berliners faced the terrifying prospect of starvation. Allied troops stationed in Berlin were vastly outnumbered; the only way to reach the city was by air.


Within just three days, Britain and America launched an unprecedented operation. What followed was the first battle of the Cold War: a relentless, round-the-clock airlift to keep a city alive.


In this episode, Jean Eastham, Leo Hatcher, David Edwards, Len Hurst, Tom Holland and Fred Danckwardt share their vivid recollections. To listen to any of their interviews in full, visit www.legasee.org.uk


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


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]]> Berlin Airlift 1: Tensions Rise Berlin Airlift 1: Tensions Rise Mon, 23 Jun 2025 23:00:00 GMT 21:34 685a67ee1776394d133d1e3e false https://www.legasee.org.uk/collections/podcasts/ 685a67ee1776394d133d1e3e 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 berlin-airlift-1-tensions-rise full 3 8 Just a few years after surviving the Blitz, many military personnel found themselves back in Germany — not as conquerors, but on a humanitarian mission amid a fragile peace. Germany, and Berlin in particular, had been split into four sectors, a measure designed to prevent any future German aggression. However, from the start, deep divisions emerged between the Allies and the Soviet Union, each with sharply different visions for post-war Europe and reparations.


Berlin, located deep within the Soviet zone, became a focal point of growing hostility. The introduction of the Deutsche Mark by the Western Allies in 1948 triggered a breakdown in relations with the Soviets, escalating tensions and signalling that a new conflict might be on the horizon. In the first of four episodes on the Berlin Airlift, we hear first-hand testimonies from those who witnessed these rising tensions. Terence Crowley, Jean Eastham, Tom Holland, Tom Henshaw and Fred Danckwardt share their memories of life in post-war Germany and the uncertain days leading up to the Berlin Blockade. To listen to any of the interviews in full, visit www.legasee.org.uk.


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


If you value our work, please consider supporting the Legasee Archive: www.patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust.

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]]> Just a few years after surviving the Blitz, many military personnel found themselves back in Germany — not as conquerors, but on a humanitarian mission amid a fragile peace. Germany, and Berlin in particular, had been split into four sectors, a measure designed to prevent any future German aggression. However, from the start, deep divisions emerged between the Allies and the Soviet Union, each with sharply different visions for post-war Europe and reparations.


Berlin, located deep within the Soviet zone, became a focal point of growing hostility. The introduction of the Deutsche Mark by the Western Allies in 1948 triggered a breakdown in relations with the Soviets, escalating tensions and signalling that a new conflict might be on the horizon. In the first of four episodes on the Berlin Airlift, we hear first-hand testimonies from those who witnessed these rising tensions. Terence Crowley, Jean Eastham, Tom Holland, Tom Henshaw and Fred Danckwardt share their memories of life in post-war Germany and the uncertain days leading up to the Berlin Blockade. To listen to any of the interviews in full, visit www.legasee.org.uk.


This podcast was made possible thanks to the dedication, skill and expertise of some wonderful volunteers.


  • Podcast Executive Producer: Scott McDonald
  • Series Advisers: Martin Bisiker, Kate Haddock
  • Series Researchers: Danny Booth, Eamonn Bownes, David Mishan
  • Audio Production: Will Graves, Liz White
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Narrator: Alfie Jepp


If you value our work, please consider supporting the Legasee Archive: www.patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust.

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]]> WRAC 2: Julia M Crockett WRAC 2: Julia M Crockett Fri, 21 Mar 2025 13:27:25 GMT 22:24 67dc214ffe6b19f2d2f5a7aa false https://www.legasee.org.uk/ 67dc214ffe6b19f2d2f5a7aa 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 wrac-2-julia-m-crockett full 2 7 WRAC Trailblazers: Julia M Crockett


For decades, the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC) was the main route for women into the British Army. Their motto—"Gentle in Manner, Resolute in Deed"—reflected their professionalism, but their service demanded far more. From Cold War frontlines to Northern Ireland and the Gulf, these women helped keep armies moving and intelligence flowing. Yet, their contributions are often overlooked.


In this episode, we hear from Julia Crockett, who joined the WRAC at 17 and went on to serve the nation in the intelligence corps at GCHQ. Julia shares her journey—serving in West Germany and then GCHQ — her work involved intense mapping and monitoring of foreign forces and she left the WRAC a changed woman, to serve in the Metropolitan Police. Her story is one of resilience and determination in some of the most personally challenging situations.


This podcast is part of the WRAC Trailblazers project, an oral history series capturing the stories of women who paved the way for today’s female soldiers. It has been made possible thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.


  • Podcast Producer: Emilie Stewart
  • Executive Producer: Kate Haddock
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters & Pond5
  • Special Thanks: Julia M Crockett for sharing her story

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]]> WRAC Trailblazers: Julia M Crockett


For decades, the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC) was the main route for women into the British Army. Their motto—"Gentle in Manner, Resolute in Deed"—reflected their professionalism, but their service demanded far more. From Cold War frontlines to Northern Ireland and the Gulf, these women helped keep armies moving and intelligence flowing. Yet, their contributions are often overlooked.


In this episode, we hear from Julia Crockett, who joined the WRAC at 17 and went on to serve the nation in the intelligence corps at GCHQ. Julia shares her journey—serving in West Germany and then GCHQ — her work involved intense mapping and monitoring of foreign forces and she left the WRAC a changed woman, to serve in the Metropolitan Police. Her story is one of resilience and determination in some of the most personally challenging situations.


This podcast is part of the WRAC Trailblazers project, an oral history series capturing the stories of women who paved the way for today’s female soldiers. It has been made possible thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.


  • Podcast Producer: Emilie Stewart
  • Executive Producer: Kate Haddock
  • Music: Iain Kitching, Tim Laulik-Walters & Pond5
  • Special Thanks: Julia M Crockett for sharing her story

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]]> WRAC 1: Sharon Broderick WRAC 1: Sharon Broderick Thu, 20 Mar 2025 13:19:55 GMT 21:36 67dc1470d1a5740aebdf3196 false https://www.legasee.org.uk/ 67dc1470d1a5740aebdf3196 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 wrac-1-sharon-broderick full 2 6 WRAC Trailblazers: Sharon Broderick MBE

For decades, the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC) was the main route for women into the British Army. Their motto—"Gentle in Manner, Resolute in Deed"—reflected their professionalism, but their service demanded far more. From Cold War frontlines to Northern Ireland and the Gulf, these women helped keep armies moving and intelligence flowing. Yet, their contributions are often overlooked.


In this episode, we hear from Sharon Broderick MBE, who joined the WRAC at 17 and went on to become the first female Master Chef in the British Army. Sharon shares her journey—from intense training and breaking gender barriers in the military kitchen to serving in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Her story is one of resilience, determination, and leadership in the face of deep-seated challenges.


This podcast is part of the WRAC Trailblazers project, an oral history series capturing the stories of women who paved the way for today’s female soldiers. It has been made possible thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.


  • Podcast Producer: Georgina Close-Smith
  • Executive Producer: Kate Haddock
  • Music: Iain Kitching & Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Special Thanks: Sharon Broderick MBE for sharing her story


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]]> WRAC Trailblazers: Sharon Broderick MBE

For decades, the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC) was the main route for women into the British Army. Their motto—"Gentle in Manner, Resolute in Deed"—reflected their professionalism, but their service demanded far more. From Cold War frontlines to Northern Ireland and the Gulf, these women helped keep armies moving and intelligence flowing. Yet, their contributions are often overlooked.


In this episode, we hear from Sharon Broderick MBE, who joined the WRAC at 17 and went on to become the first female Master Chef in the British Army. Sharon shares her journey—from intense training and breaking gender barriers in the military kitchen to serving in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Her story is one of resilience, determination, and leadership in the face of deep-seated challenges.


This podcast is part of the WRAC Trailblazers project, an oral history series capturing the stories of women who paved the way for today’s female soldiers. It has been made possible thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.


  • Podcast Producer: Georgina Close-Smith
  • Executive Producer: Kate Haddock
  • Music: Iain Kitching & Tim Laulik-Walters
  • Special Thanks: Sharon Broderick MBE for sharing her story


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]]> <![CDATA[D-Day 5: Aftermath | The Veterans' Voice ep.5]]> Wed, 31 Jul 2024 05:08:18 GMT 29:10 66a9c6c2506e83be66dda013 false https://www.legasee.org.uk/ 66a9c6c2506e83be66dda013 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 d-day-5-aftermath-the-veterans-voice-ep5 full 1 5 www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo and Melanie Boulton (Researchers) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo and Melanie Boulton (Researchers) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> <![CDATA[D-Day 4: The Battle for Normandy | The Veterans' Voice ep 4]]> Fri, 12 Jul 2024 14:00:20 GMT 28:32 668fbcfa78fc2bf1e0ea9ac8 false https://shows.acast.com/the-veterans-voice/episodes/d-day-4-the-battle-for-normandy 668fbcfa78fc2bf1e0ea9ac8 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 d-day-4-the-battle-for-normandy full 1 4 www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo and Melanie Boulton (Researchers) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo and Melanie Boulton (Researchers) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> <![CDATA[D-Day 3: D-Day | The Veterans' Voice ep.3]]> Fri, 21 Jun 2024 14:48:41 GMT 27:53 66756fb5fcc9a90013590602 false https://shows.acast.com/the-veterans-voice/episodes/d-day-3-d-day-the-veterans-voice-ep3 66756fb5fcc9a90013590602 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 d-day-3-d-day-the-veterans-voice-ep3 full 1 3 www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo (Researcher) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo (Researcher) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> <![CDATA[D-Day 2: The Crossing | The Veterans' Voice ep.2]]> Mon, 03 Jun 2024 17:21:32 GMT 24:09 665d831e0fa94f00120bb5c7 false https://shows.acast.com/the-veterans-voice/episodes/no2-dday2 665d831e0fa94f00120bb5c7 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 no2-dday2 full 1 2 www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo (Researcher) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> www.legasee.org.uk.  To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo (Researcher) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> <![CDATA[D-Day 1: Planning Operation Overlord | The Veterans' Voice ep.1]]> Mon, 03 Jun 2024 17:21:05 GMT 25:57 665d7d5809bde00012364d33 false https://shows.acast.com/the-veterans-voice/episodes/no1-dday1 665d7d5809bde00012364d33 665d7cd11eb93600121653b9 no1-dday1 full 1 1 www.legasee.org.uk. To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: www.Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo (Researcher) who made this podcast happen.

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]]> www.legasee.org.uk. To support the Trust with its on-going work, visit: www.Patreon.com/LegaseeEducationalTrust. With special thanks to Kate Haddock (Podcast Producer), Iain Kitching (Editor and Music), and Léonie Briendo (Researcher) who made this podcast happen.

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