Refreshingly, with this volume we have a different slant on how the battle was won. While fully acknowledging that the battle was fought in the skies above Britain, this book explores the efforts of four notable figures, without whose contribution the Battle could not have been won at alll. The book is well written by two enthusiastic authors. I congratulate them on their efforts and hope you will too enjoy their book.

Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust Newsletter

This book personalises some of those wartime engineering contributions in a biographical history of four men.

Engineering and Technology Magazine

Sir Robert Watson-Watt is part of a new World War two book, written by two retired Rolls-Royce Aerospace engineers.

Brechin Advertiser

A new book tells the story of how one of Peterboroughs's most famous men made a vital contribution to The Battle of Britain.

Peterborough Evening Telegraph

Nothing brings history to life more than reading about first hand experiences of major events, even more so when the person , or people, concerned , live locally.

Royal Borough Observer, Slough Observer Midweek

... heartily recommend this book to all with an eye for our history. This is not another war book, this is a carefully researched study of the lives of four men that set the foundations for their success in providing the UK with what it needed when it mattered most.

Royal Windsor Forum