Martyn R Ford-Jones Livres

The narrative unfolds through the World War II diaries of Royal Australian Air Force Flying Officer Reg Heffron, capturing his journey from initial training to his service with No.622 Squadron. It vividly details the challenges and fears of operational flying, alongside the camaraderie and off-duty escapades with fellow airmen. The story culminates in the emotional return home to Australia, highlighting the personal sacrifices and triumphs experienced during wartime.

Miss Bobbin has adventures as she learns about the natural world with her grandparents

Head-hunted by a former Company Sergeant Major from the Royal Marines, Jones made the decision to become part of the personal security detail of the ruler of Haiti. President Aristide, under constant, deadly threat from the dark and elusive forces of Papa Doc Duvalier's former establishment

Based on personal interviews, the narrative follows 15 selected former members of aircrew during their respective training and tours of duty with XV Squadron. The stories reveal their thoughts, concerns, hopes and fears as they struggle to complete a tour of duty, which consisted of flying night after night, over heavily defended enemy territory.