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On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we speak to veterans about the part they played that morning - and look at Kent’s key role in duping the Nazis.
Life in Britain changed forever at the end of the Second World War in 1945.
Hundreds of bombs fell on Kent during the Doodlebug Summer. Use our interactive map to find out where.
Mussolini was famous for making Italian trains run on time, but it was Keith Webb who kept M&D buses on schedule.
D-Day veterans have spoken of the courage, the fear and the fortitude of Kent's finest who embarked on the perilous landings.
Bombed, shelled and devastated, Kent emerged war-weary but proud as the jubilation of VE Day replaced more than five years of suffering and horror.
A fleet of civilians risked their lives to rescue hundreds of thousands of troops from the clutches of the Germans during the Dunkirk evacuations.
We take a look at what happened to the prisoners-of-war in Kent after wartime hostilities ended in 1945.
Four "fire watchers" showed astonishing bravery - running directly towards danger as German bombs "fell like hailstones" in Kent.
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