I visited Guernsey in the English Channel to learn about the island’s occupation during World War 2 and discover its beautiful nature. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Milton Keynes ...

The Tellermine 42s were laid around the coast by the German forces occupying the island during World War II to deter an Allied ... anti-landing devices found Guernsey WWII bunker investigated ...

The discovery was made along the coast of Guernsey, an island in the English Channel occupied by German forces during World War 2. Since its liberation, alongside Jersey, on May 9, 1945 ...

An unexploded World War II bomb has been safely detonated in the sea off the coast of Guernsey. The British-made 900lb (400kg) bomb was discovered at Bluebell Wood in St Peter Port on Wednesday.

A German World War II depth charge found near the entrance to Guernsey's St Peter Port Harbour has been detonated at sea. Royal Navy divers identified the German Mark 1 depth charge and made it safe.

Until 1204, Guernsey and the neighboring islands of ... housed anti-aircraft units in World War II and now holds museums and gardens. Guide Gill Girard, a third-generation islander, walked me ...

After the liberation of Guernsey and Jersey on May 9 ... it will surely be the greatest haul of World War 2 archaeology in Western Europe.” And Mr Livesey seemed to agree.

A recently-found letter written by a Guernsey man during the German Occupation shows the extent of the island's food crisis during World War Two. Claude Rondel started writing to his family in the ...

The aircraft will carry several historic artefacts from World War II warships including items ... visual display for our community." Follow BBC Guernsey on X and Facebook. Send your story ideas ...

Shaw arrived on the island as part of the Task Force 135 which was the British Military Contingent that liberated Guernsey during operation Nestegg at the end of the second world war on May 9 ...