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originally broadcast to commemorate the 25th anniversary of The Battle of Britain
Written by JOHN PUDNEY with recordings made at the time of the Battle or soon afterwards including the voices of: RT HON WINSTON CHURCHILL LORD BEAVERBROOK
AIR CHIEF MARSHAL
SIR HUGH DOWDING
SIR ROBERT WATSON-WATT SQUADRON LEADER RONALD ADAM
SQUADRON LEADER J. R. A. PEEL FLIGHT-LIEUT J. B. NICOLSON
FLIGHT-LIEUT J. W. C. SIMPSON PILOT OFFICER R. H. HILLARY
SERGEANT-PILOT D. E. KINGABY ASSISTANT SECTION OFFICER FELICITY HANBURY
RAYMOND GLENDENNING
CHARLES GARDNER , ALVAR LIDELL MISS NANCY SPENDER MR J. M. BROOKS
MR FRED GRIFFITHS
(continued in next column)
Special music composed by ALAN PAUL
Narrators NOEL JOHNSON , PHILIP GUARD with OLIVE GREGG, GEOFFREY LEWIS and PETER CLAUGHTON
THE NEW RADIO ORCHESTRA leader JULIEN GAILLARD conducted by ALAN PAUL
Produced by VERNON HARRIS
Excerpts from John Pudney 's poems taken from his Collected Poems, published by Putnams

Contributors

Written By:
John Pudney
Unknown:
Winston Churchill
Unknown:
Sir Hugh Dowding
Unknown:
B. Nicolson
Unknown:
R. H. Hillary
Unknown:
Sergeant-Pilot D. E. Kingaby
Unknown:
Felicity Hanbury
Unknown:
Raymond Glendenning
Unknown:
Charles Gardner
Unknown:
Miss Nancy Spender
Unknown:
Mr J. M. Brooks
Unknown:
Mr Fred Griffiths
Composed By:
Alan Paul
Composed By:
Narrators Noel Johnson
Unknown:
Geoffrey Lewis
Unknown:
Peter Claughton
Leader:
Julien Gaillard
Conducted By:
Alan Paul
Produced By:
Vernon Harris
Unknown:
John Pudney

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