Description
A sensitively written true story by a World War II RAF Bomber Command Radio Telephony operator who talked down the crews on their return from operations, met them off duty and so often, within days, mourned their loss.
Sparkling with anecdotes and humour, Keeping Watch describes daily life on RAF stations including Waddington, Bardney and Upper Heyford where WAAF’s provided much needed support to courageous RAF pilots and their crews. Often producing theatrical shows and undertakings small housekeeping duties these dedicated servicewomen eased the lives of those fighting in their country.
Underlining a deep admiration for the members of Bomber Command who carried the fight to the enemy, Keeping Watch provides a lasting record of those truly remarkable men.
