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Pen and Sword Club

A thoughtful foreword by the Fighter Association's Patron, HRH The Prince of Wales sums up the part that The Few hold for those who grew up during WWII and in the years following. The author has written from the basis of access to the Fighter Association's archives. The resulting book is one that should be read by all Britons, but the Battle of Britain included pilots from across the Empire, from those countries overrun by the German Nazis and pilots from Ireland and the United States. It was a unique battle that produced a unique and inspiring story that will endure. Highly Commended.

FIRE Reviews

This book is rammed with much useful information that makes it 'a must have' for RAF history enthusiasts and medal collectors alike.

Classic Arms and Militaria

An enjoyable read.

Suppressing Fire

A History of the Battle of Britain Fighter Association: Commemorating The Few, tells the story of the exclusive body of which only Fighter Command aircrew, who qualified for the 'immediate' award of the 1939-1945 Star with Battle of Britain Clasp, may be full members.

The Old Askean

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BBC Radio Kent

The book explains the background to the award of the Battle of Britain Clasp in 1945. It also details many of the ways in which The Few, a name for the airmen taken from a speech by Winston Churchill, are commemorated.

Stockport Express