By no means all personnel in the wartime Royal Air Force were aviators.
Keeping the aircraft flying involved the work of many people and many trades,
whose memories are recorded for posterity in the books listed below...

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A Shillings Worth of Promises
RAF memoir 
ISBN 1-873203-32-2

A Shilling's Worth of Promises

by Fred Hitchcock
Splendid and very funny account of the wartime escapades of an RAF airman in the UK and Egypt
Algiers to Anzio
RAF memoir 
ISBN 1-873203-68-3

Algiers to Anzio with 72 & 111 Squadrons

by Greggs Farish and Mike McCaul

The experiences of a former RAF Spitfire Squadron Engineer Officer in Africa and Italy in WW2
An Erks Eye View
RAF memoirs 
ISBN 1-903953-38-3

An Erk's-Eye View

by Ted Mawdsley

Recalling the vital work of RAF groundcrew in WW2
Desert War Diary 213 Squadron
RAF memoir 
ISBN 1-873203-59-4

Desert War Diary: 213 Squadron

by John Walton

Former Armourer's record of life on a DAF Hurricane squadron in North Africa and Cyprus in WW2
From the Ground Up
RAF memoir 
ISBN 1-84683-015-X

From the Ground Up

by Alf Commons
Memoirs of a postwar RAF Technician (1946-69)
Mikes Memoirs
RAF memoir 
ISBN 1-903953-57-X

Mike's Memoirs

by FW 'Mike' Hunt

The many amusing experiences of an airman with 615 Squadron RAF 1934-46
No Brylcreem No Medals
RAF memoir 
ISBN 1-873203-46-2

No Brylcreem, No Medals

by Jack Hambleton

The often hilarious WW2 exploits of an RAF MT driver in the UK and North Africa