Seagull's Return
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Apologies if this has been done already, and for not providing a link (am in rural Guatemala on a crap phone, and it's all a bit of a palaver frankly).
North West Film Archive has 124 servicemen from Brighton who recorded messages for their families at home from India and the Far East as part of a project known as "Calling Blighty". The messages were shown to the families in local cinemas. Many of the participants are still not identified, though each has a photo on the website. If you had a relative out there, would be well worth a look (appears to be all Army men, at first sight) - you never know. Google "calling blighty brighton" or look on the North West Film Archive website.
North West Film Archive has 124 servicemen from Brighton who recorded messages for their families at home from India and the Far East as part of a project known as "Calling Blighty". The messages were shown to the families in local cinemas. Many of the participants are still not identified, though each has a photo on the website. If you had a relative out there, would be well worth a look (appears to be all Army men, at first sight) - you never know. Google "calling blighty brighton" or look on the North West Film Archive website.
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