The Post Office went to War by Ian Hay: 1946 First Edition Account of Post Office WWII Ops
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Author: Ian Hay
Year published: 1946
Pagination: 96pp, 64 photos, illustrations, maps, diagrams
Condition: good in slightly foxed paper covers. centre pages detaching but extant.
"The Post Office Went to War" refers to the vital role the UK's General Post Office (GPO) played in both World Wars, with tens of thousands of employees fighting and thousands losing their lives, while the service delivered an immense volume of mail to the front lines, established Rescue and Salvage Squads to protect mail after bombings, and distributed vital wartime items like ration books and war bonds.
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