Steve Brew is an author deeply immersed in military history, with a particular focus on RAF squadrons and notable aviators. His work meticulously details aerial operations and the lives of pilots, offering readers a compelling narrative of bravery and wartime experiences. Brew's dedication to historical accuracy brings to life the intense struggles and triumphs of those who served in the air. His writing serves as a testament to the significant contributions and sacrifices made during pivotal moments in aviation history.
The full story of the Battle of Britain's highest scoring RAF ace, told for the first time. It reveals the man behind the legend, uncovers his legacy, dispels myths, and analyses open questions. This is the definitive account of the short life of this very brave young man, and cements his place as one of Britain's true national heroes.
A comprehensive study of 41 Squadron RAF, concentrating on its wartime activity between September 1939 and July 1942
41 Squadron is one of the oldest RAF Squadrons still in existence and has seen service from the First World War, policing the Middle East in the 1930s, throughout the Second World War, and more recently in the First Gulf War and Yugoslavia. This is the first comprehensive study, concentrating on its Second World War between August 1942 - May 1945