610 (County of Chester) Auxiliary Air Force Squadron, 1936-1940 - Bailey, David J.
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610 (County of Chester) Squadron formed in February 1936 as a bomber squadron, but transferred to Fighter Command as World War II loomed. The book's main focus is on 610 Squadron's courageous story during the Dunkirk evacuation and the Battle of Britain, when it paid a heavy sacrifice to become one of Britain's most successful Spitfire squadrons.

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610 (County of Chester) Squadron formed in February 1936 as a bomber squadron, but transferred to Fighter Command as World War II loomed. The book's main focus is on 610 Squadron's courageous story during the Dunkirk evacuation and the Battle of Britain, when it paid a heavy sacrifice to become one of Britain's most successful Spitfire squadrons.
Autorenporträt
David Julian Bailey lives on the Wirral Peninsula. He studied English literature at the University of Kent at Canterbury, followed by an MA in Shakespeare at Royal Holloway, University Of London. He has a long-standing interest in the history of the RAF during the Second World War, particularly Fighter Command and the Battle Of Britain. This led to his detailed research into 610 (County Of Chester) Squadron, as many of the pilots came from his local area. He is a member of 610 Squadron's association. A keen hockey player, he has worked as a proofreader for Bank Of America since 2004.