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Second World War Books

Explore our collection of Second World War books focused on the RAF’s role in the conflict. Discover detailed accounts of missions, aircraft, and personal stories from pilots and crews. These titles are perfect for readers interested in aviation, military history, and the legacy of the Royal Air Force during WWII.

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Wartime Cookery Booklet 1940
A Dictionary of RAF Slang by Eric Partridge
Battle of Britain Booklet 1940
Wing Leader Johnnie Johnson
Winkle: The Extraordinary Life of Britain's Greatest Pilot story book
Cover of "Bloody Dangerous" by Flt Lt Colin Bell, depicting his journey from pre-war London to the Blitz and elite bombing missions.
First Light By Geoffrey Wellum
An image displaying the phrase "For Your Freedom and Ours" with the Kosciuzko Squadron Pilots reading a map and aircraft above their heads.
How to Build a Spitfire is a distinctive and affectionate homage story to an enduring symbol of British engineering genius and national resilience.
A gripping narrative of what it was like to serve and fight with Bomber Command in World War 2 told by a participant in the struggle and one which offers a very unusual personal perspective on the conflict by author  Ron Smith.
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