The role of the RAF in World War II has been one of the most discussed elements of the war. This exceptionally researched collection of anecdotes, poems, songs, memories and stories, diary extracts, and cartoons has been drawn together from the airmen themselves and touches on all aspects the of air forces' experience, from Bomber Command to the Battle of Britain, and operations to Germany to the North African campaign. Illustrated with contemporary photographs and ephemera, Martin Bowman's book provides a moving and memorable record of this unique period in history.