A Stirring Relic of War: RAF “Scramble” Bells
RAF Pilots with Scramble Bell Perhaps the most iconic item associated with the RAF involvement in the 1940 Battle of Britain are the...
Lost in Training: The Final Flight of RAF Sergeant Emrys Ivor Lewis
While it is the brave Fighter Command pilots who flew during the Battle of Britain that stir the imagination and conjure up Churchill’s...
Beat of War: An Original RAF Marching Drum
The Premier Drum Company was founded in 1922 by London drummer, Albert Della Porta and the drum maker, George Smith in Soho, London. The co
The RAF “1942” Badge
One of the most attractive RAF-related items from World War II is the “1942 Badge” that is so popular with militaria collectors. The...
Bill Millington & Squadron Mascot During the Battle of Britain
Photograph of RAF Pilot Bill Millington (left) and Tom Neil. The RAF pilot Tom Neil recalled that Bill Millington always had an affinity...
Author Appearance - Book House, Albany NY
Bill Howard talks about his book, "What the RAF Airman Took to War," at the Book House in Albany, NY on June 25, 2015. #RAF...
Bill Howard Talks About Geoffrey Wellum
Bill Howard, Author of "What the RAF Airman Took to War" talks about RAF Pilot Geoffrey Wellum, who wrote the foreword for the book....
