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RAF memoir

Lambs in Blue

by Rebecca Barnett


The adventures of three Tyneside lasses who joined the WAAF and were posted to Ceylon in WW2
Civilian memoir

More Pearls

by Pearl Goodman
Memories of the WW2 Land Army, performing with Joan Greenwood and Ewan McColl  and much else...
RAF memoir

Naafi, Knickers and Nijmegen

by Joan Blackburn (formerly Ratcliff)


Adventures of a WRAF Airwoman 1959-63
RAF memoir

Nina & Vic

Janine Harrington (ed)


The correspondence between a RAF navigator and his WAAF fiancee tells a poignant WW2 love story
World War II history

Occupation Nurse

by Peter & Mary Birchenall
Celebrating the small group of nurses who provided medical care to the island of Guernsey during the German occupation of WW2
Civilian memoir

Only Remember the Laughter

by June O'Carroll Robertson
A charming personal memoir recalling a remarkable and unusual life
RAF memoir

Radar Days

by Gwen Arnold


A former WAAF RDF Operator recalls her experiences in WW2
RAF memoir

Searching in the Dark

by Peggy Butler


An evocative diary composed while the author was a WAAF Radar Operator (1942-46)
RAF memoir

Tales of a Bomber Command WAAF

by Sylvia Pickering


 A former WAAF recalls life at wartime RAF bomber airfields Cottesmore and Coningsby
Nautical fiction

The Brats

by Tony Paul


Four young stowaways from Greenock endure cruel mistreatment on a transatlantic voyage in this real-life seafaring adventure set in 1868
fiction / romance

The Irish Connection

by Jutta Tyler


An Irish doctor's professional and romantic escapades during World War 2
fiction / romance

The Summer House

by Jutta Tyler


In Cold War Berlin, a summer house on the river Havel is a rendezvous for escapees from the East

Biography

Under Blazing Skies

by Valerie M Cooper
The experiences and travels of a Queen Alexandra nurse during World War 2
RAF memoirs

Why Did We Join?

by Eileen Smith


An entertaining account of the author's wartime years as a WAAF at RAF East Kirkby in Lincolnshire
self-help

You and Your Disabled Child

by Margaret Barrett 


A wealth of valuable practical advice for parents of disabled children