The Army Bureau of Current Affairs (ABCA) as an organisation set up to educate and raise morale amongst British servicemen and servicewomen during World War II. ABCA pamphlets and publications The ABCA published two main series of pamphlets War and Current Affairs, both from September 1941 with the former series concluding after Victory in Europe Day in June 1945 and the latter continuing until December 1946. These pamphlets were published biweekly and usually contained 16 pages, including the front and rear covers. There are also seems to have been a French-language version of these pamphlets published for Canadian French speaking troops. A completely different series was made for the Middle East but not many come onto the market. A further printed publication and different approach for discussion was an ABCA issued wall chart for use in barracks etc., of which not many seem to have survived the war. Last but not least, an ABCA song book was released in 1944 with an introduction by Williams himself. The details of the War and Current Affair pamphlets are as follows: 1941 WAR No. 1 : 20 September — News-facts for fighting men No. 2 : 4 October — News-facts for fighting men No. 3 : 18 October — News-facts for fighting men No. 4 : 1 November — News-facts for fighting men No. 5 : 15 November — News-facts for fighting men No. 6 : 29 November — News-facts for fighting men No. 7 : 13 December — News-facts for fighting men No. 8 : 27 December — News-facts for fighting men 1942 WAR No. 9 : 10 January — News-facts for fighting men No. 10 : 24 January — News-facts for fighting men No. 11 : 7 February — News-facts for fighting men No. 12 : 21 February — Fifty-five days in Malaya No. 13 : 7 March — If invasion comes No. 14 : 21 March — The enemy in the east No. 15 : 4 April — The mind of a Nazi No. 16 : 18 April — The Libyan See-saw No. 17 : 2 May — The German army No. 18 : 16 May — How Russia fights No. 19 : 30 May — The Greeks fight on No. 20 : 13 June — In a desert battle No. 21 : 27 June — Libya, summer 1942 No. 22 : 11 July — The thrust for Egypt No.