Regulars
MILITARIA
For British factories large or small, their success in ensuring victory in World War Two could often be dependent on something as straightforward as the ring of an alarm clock
MILITARIA
Almost a century after the peak of the Industrial Revolution, Britain’s workers turned their hands to their greatest challenge yet: producing the weapons and equipment to defeat the greatest armed foe the nation had ever faced. Without their efforts and long hours at the workbench and lathe, Britain’s military would not have been able to vanquish the Axis powers. The enemy was defeated on the battlefield, but the war was won on the factory floor.
