Claire Johnson Livres

The thrilling story of the top-scoring Allied fighter pilot of the 2nd World War 'Johnnie' Johnson, who served with Fighter Command squadrons throughout the war, scoring his 38th and final victory in September 1944. From the moment the author joins his first operational Spitfire squadron in August 1940, the reader is taken on an epic journey through the great aerial fighter actions of the war. The events in which Johnson participated included the Battle of Britain, sweeps across the Channel and over France, the unsuccessful Allied raid on Dieppe, the D-Day landings in Normand and finally operations across the Rhine and into the heart of Germany itself which led to the final victory over the Nazi regime.

The story follows Little Claire as she embarks on a global adventure with her camera, capturing the images of people who rarely see themselves. Her journey reveals the shared humanity among diverse individuals, highlighting the joy and amazement her photographs bring. Through her lens, Claire illustrates how her camera serves as a bridge, connecting people and emphasizing the commonalities that unite us all.

Supporting career development practitioners to enhance their professional practice through continuous professional development (CPD). This book explores CPD through the examination of a range of models and assesses the strengths, benefits and contributions to practice.