Summary

Illustrates through the use of documents, poems, photographs, and letters what daily life was like for the wartime London Auxiliary Ambulance Service as they tried to help those injured in the London raids of 1940-41 and the German missile launches of 1944-45.

Illustrates through the use of documents, poems, photographs, and letters what daily life was like for the wartime London Auxiliary Ambulance Service as they tried to help those injured in the London raids of 1940-41 and the German missile launches of 1944-45. Narrative centers around one station officer, May Greenup, who served at Stantion 39 in Weymouth Mews for five and a half years.