A Schoolboy's War in Cornwall

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The narrative captures the poignant memories of Britain's schoolboys during the Second World War, focusing on their unique experiences that blend adventure with hardship. Now in their seventies and eighties, these men reflect on their childhood, particularly Jim Reeve's vivid recollections of life in Cornwall, where he was evacuated with his family. He shares extraordinary moments, such as witnessing aerial dogfights and the dramatic sights of Plymouth, illustrating how these events shaped their youthful perspectives amidst the turmoil of war.