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Bruce Crompton
Amazing War Stories
In this 3D audio series, ex-British Paratrooper and history fanatic Bruce Crompton narrates incredible tales of bravery from conflicts throughout the ages to support military institutions. All around the world military museums are in danger of closing and smaller, veterans charities desperately need more support. If we allow them to perish, the history contained within them will be lost, as will vital life-lines for our cherished veterans. Remember, Military museums aren't just places of learning, they're places of remembrance too.
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4.9 stars from 1,258 ratings
Great podcast
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“My favorite is the Rangers and the battery of german guns”
Isaiah cleveland via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/14/24
This is the Best
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“This is the best podcast on my phone. I would like to ask for a naval battle though, there is very little about the navy on here . It is still great though.”
Layla--77 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/14/24
Highly, highly recommend
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“Amazing War Stories is an essential podcast for anyone with even a passing interest in the Second World War. Bruce Crompton brings history to life. His enthusiasm is infectious. Not only is the narrative awesome, the product and sound design is absolutely top notch! Listening with decent...”Read full review »
keats83 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/08/24
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In the late hours of hours of June 5th, 1944 six Horsa gliders, towed by Halifax bombers made their way across the channel. Inside the lead glider, codenamed Chalk 91, sat 30 men readying themselves for one of the most daring missions of D-Day.
Little did the men realise that the next 24 hours...
Published 06/19/24
Published 06/19/24
In the late hours of hours of June 5th, 1944 six Horsa gliders, towed by Halifax bombers made their way across the channel. Inside the lead glider, codenamed Chalk 91, sat 30 men readying themselves for one of the most daring missions of D-Day.
Little did the men realise that the next 24 hours...
Published 06/06/24
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