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RAF Bomber Command in World War 2

As book publishers we are proud to have been able to record the wartime efforts of a remarkable group of people ~ the personnel of RAF Bomber Command ~ who worked together in a wide variety of roles, in the air and on the ground, to ensure our eventual victory in World War 2.

We believe their stories should never be forgotten and have published many accounts from a wide variety of personnel ~ we have books by pilots, navigators, flight engineers, bomb aimers, and air gunners as well as those who worked on the ground to keep the aircraft operational ~ the riggers, mechanics, engineers, armourers and other groundcrew trades.

We believe their first-hand accounts of life in the RAF during World War 2 are an important contribution to the historical record.

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RAF history 

619 : Forgotten Squadron

ISBN 1-903953-51-0

by Bryan Clark


The lost history of a WW2 bomber squadron
RAF memoir 

A Bird Over Berlin

ISBN 1-873203-74-8

by Tony Bird DFC


Experiences of a 61 Squadron Lancaster pilot
RAF memoir 

A Member of the RAF of Indeterminate Race

ISBN 1-84683-018-4
by Cy Grant
WW2 exploits of an RAF officer from the Caribbean
RAF history 

Achieve Your Aim

ISBN 1-903953-97-9
by Kevin Bending
History of No. 97 (Straits Settlements)  Squadron
RAF memoirs 

An Erk's-Eye View

ISBN 1-903953-38-3

by Ted Mawdsley


Recalling the vital work of RAF groundcrew in WW2
RAF biography 

Brief Sweet Life

ISBN 1-903953-79-0

by Glen Rose


The wartime fortunes of a 50 Squadron Lancaster crew
RAF biography 

Carried on the Wind

ISBN 1-903953-45-6

by Sean Feast


The WW2 story of a Special Duties Operator with 101 Squadron
RAF memoir 

Circuses, Beats and Blenheims

ISBN 1-903953-98-7
by Gordon Shackleton
Memoirs of a World War II Blenheim pilot with 114 Squadron RAF
RAF memoir 

Ernie

ISBN 1-873203-75-6

by Celia Savage


The author's quest to uncover the story of her father - an RAF navigator with 149 Squadron - killed in action before she was born
RAF biography 

From Railway to Runway

ISBN 1-873203-60-8

by Leslie Harris


The journal and letters of a former railwayman on the Isle of Wight who became a 76 Sqn RAF navigator and was killed in WW2 reveal a family secret hidden for 40 years...
RAF biography 

Gunnery Leader

ISBN 1-84683-040-0
by Tom Williams
The World War Two Chronicle of Air Gunnery expert Wing Commander Ken Bastin DFC
RAF memoir 

Just a Survivor

ISBN 1-873203-44-6

by Phil Potts


The WW2 experiences of a 103 Sqn Lancaster navigator who later became a POW at Stalag Luft 7
RAF memoir 

More Tales of a Bomber Command WAAF

ISBN 1-903953-46-4

by Sylvia Pickering


Further misadventures of a Waaf in World War II at 5 Group HQ, Moreton Hall
RAF History 

Nobody Unprepared

ISBN 1-903953-15-4

by Vernon Holland


The history of 78 Squadron RAF Bomber Command in WW2
RAF/aviation memoir 

On Laughter-Silvered Wings

ISBN 1-903953-23-5
by Howard A Hughes
Affectionate portrait of eccentric Irish aviator Paddy Kirkwood, ex-630 Sqn RAF bomber pilot and later a BEA captain of the infamous 'Irish Crew'
RAF biography 

One of Butch's Boys

ISBN 1-903953-73-1

by Philip Turner


The Wartime Exploits of Allen Clifford, a Bomber Command Navigator with 218 Squadron based at Methwold, Norfolk

RAF memoir 

Over Hell and High Water

ISBN 1-873203-70-5

by Leslie Parsons


Engrossing account of the author's two tours as an RAF navigator in WW2 - with 622 Sqn in the UK and 99 Sqn in SE Asia
RAF memoir 

Per Ardua Pro Patria

ISBN 1-873203-50-0

by Dennis Wiltshire


The author recalls his traumatic experiences in the RAF during WW2
RAF History 

RAF Waddington 1916-1945

ISBN 1-903953-44-8

by Raymond Leach


A detailed record of events at this famous RAF Station 1916-1945
RAF memoir 

Tales of a Bomber Command WAAF

ISBN 1-903953-24-3

by Sylvia Pickering


An entertaining account of the author's life as a WAAF in WW2 at RAF Cottesmore and RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire
Fiction/RAF 

The Cry of the Nightjar

ISBN 1-903953-81-2
by Gerhard Heilig
The Making of a World War 2 bomber pilot
RAF memoir 

The Long Haul

ISBN 1-84683-012-5
by William Bloxham
An aviator's memories of WW2 138 (Special Duties) Squadron and as a POW
RAF History 

To Strive and not to Yield

ISBN 1-873203-95-0

by Dennis West


Gripping account of the part played by 626 Squadron in the Battle of Berlin
RAF History 

Training for Triumph

ISBN 1-873203-71-3

by Tom Docherty


An illustrated history of aircrew training in the UK during WW2
RAF memoir 

While Others Slept

: ISBN 1-873203-72-1

by Eric Woods


The perilous early years of Bomber Command (1941-42) are recalled by this former Hampden navigator with 61 Squadron
RAF memoirs 

Why Did We Join?

ISBN 1-903953-53-7

by Eileen Smith


Marvellous account of the author's years as a WAAF at RAF East Kirkby in WW2