By Mike Haskew
Features
Keeping up morale in conflict zones remained important after World War Two and is still a part of military life today, as Mike Haskew highlights
When the curtain fell on August 18, 1946, comedian Tommy Trinder had coaxed his last laugh on behalf of the Entertainments National Service Association (ENSA). The stage was in the China-Burma-India Theatre and World War Two had ended less than a year earlier.