It was a clear, spring night in Glasgow on Thursday, March 13, 1941, the sky illuminated by a full "bombers' moon". Locals could hear the pulsating drone of the Luftwaffe bombers as they approached and the ack-ack of the anti-aircraft guns in nearby Drumchapel. Read more
On the first night of the Clydeside Blitz I was working overtime in Reid Gear Company, Linwood, in Renfrewshire and if I remember correctly the time was around 8 p.m. There was a full moon in a cloudless sky when the bombs started dropping along the Clydeside. Read more