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Offering a new contribution to debates about the British home front in WWII, this book addresses the way the Home Guard has been remembered in popular culture through examination of key films, as well as TV's Dad's Army. The authors also explore the personal memories of individuals who served in the Home Guard.

World War, 1939-1945 --- War work --- Great Britain. --- British popular memory. --- Home Guard. --- Second World War. --- bombardment. --- cultural products. --- home defence. --- incursion. --- invasion. --- masculine identity. --- military strategy. --- occupation. --- personal memory. --- personal recollections. --- political discourses.