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Ham and Jam - The WW2 British Airborne Podcast

Ham and Jam - The WW2 British Airborne Podcast

By: Ham and Jam
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 Join Andy and Kevin in their virtual pub lounge as they discuss British Airborne Forces in WW2 over a pint! Joined by special guests from the world of Military history, family members of WW2 Veterans and Military Authors. For the latest updates and information on upcoming episodes please follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/share/1rTAh9x3j7hsF8L6/ You can also support us by becoming a member of our supporters group on... https://buymeacoffee.com/hamandjamHam and Jam World
Episodes
  • BEGGARS Belief! : "Operation Turkey Buzzard" & The Sicily Assault 1943 - With Mike Peters

    BEGGARS Belief! : "Operation Turkey Buzzard" & The Sicily Assault 1943 - With Mike Peters
    Jun 26 2025
    Before Operations LADBROKE and FUSTIAN, there was Operation BEGGAR, or as the Glider Pilots called it "Operation Turkey Buzzard". Join Andy and Kev as they chat over a pint with Mike Peters about the mission to ferry vital Horsa Gliders from the UK to North Africa in 1943...
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    37 mins
  • BONUS EPISODE - 'Normandy Debrief?!'

    BONUS EPISODE - 'Normandy Debrief?!'
    Jun 19 2025

    Join Andy and Kev for an impromptu bonus episode. We talk about Andy walking the ground in Normandy, what's coming up in future episodes, and "going Commando" - literally!


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    24 mins
  • "A Real Stinker Of A Job" : Merville Battery, D-Day Assault - With Neil Barber

    "A Real Stinker Of A Job" : Merville Battery, D-Day Assault - With Neil Barber
    Jun 12 2025

    In the final part of our D-Day themed episodes commemorating the 81st Anniversary, we welcome back to the Podcast ,author and 6th Airborne expert, Neil Barber. This time to talk about the assault on the Merville Battery by the 9th Parachute Battalion in the early hours of the 6th of June 1944.....
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    34 mins
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