The Royal Armouries this week posted a great 6-minute short film. Shot from the first-person perspective, the viewer bumps into a shotgun-equipped Local Defense Volunteer– soon to be a Home Guardsman– in late 1940.
It is pretty informative, and entertaining.
Enjoy.
If you like the above, the National Army Museum has also been doing a similar program as part of the 75th VE Day Festival.
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