The ocean is calm as the British Air­craft Car­ri­er slow­ly steams into the Japan­ese occu­pied waters of Hong Kong, appre­hen­sive of float­ing mines. A sun­ny morn­ing in August 1945. Bat­tle sta­tions aboard the HMS Vengeance are manned, gun­ners on high alert. The 7 foot bar­rel of the Bofors gun fires 40mm, 2 pound artillery shells … Con­tin­ue read­ing Kamikaze Tun­nels of Hong Kong- A sto­ry of War and Occupation