The Death of Guy Gibson
Who or what killed the Dambuster VC?
Due September 2024, the 80th anniversary of Gibson's death from Pen & Sword Books.
The author a former police senior investigating officer examines Gibson's last flight and his death. He examines the RAF career of this iconic pilot, his character, behaviour and attitudes, asking if they could have been part of the reasons that led to his death.
The Death of Prince George, Duke of Kent 1942
A new investigation to find the truth
Due out via Pen & Sword Books, Summer/autumn 2024:
A new, thorough and detailed examination of the death of the Duke of Kent in August 1942.
Many writiers, researchers and journalists have examined the loss of the Duke, his staff and the crew of their Short Sunderland flying boat, but this I believe, is the most detailed and thorough to date.
Having identified and gathered evidence from a wide range of witnesses and sources, this book looks at whether there was a cover-up and what the likely cause was.
Hitler's RAF Collaborators
Due Spring 2024
During the Second World War large numbers of British and Commonwealth airmen were taken prisoner by the Nazi regime. Many bravely tried to escape and return home, but a small number decided to collaborate, assisting with radio propaganda, interrogations of fellow prisoners and even joining the Waffen SS.
After many months of research, this book will detail the collaboration and betrayal of this small but significant number of traitors.
The Hurricane Pilot who became a Gestapo agent:
The betrayal and treachery of an RAF Sergeant
Expected to be published for winter 2023 from Pen & Sword Books, this text will look at the little known Czechoslovak pilot Augustin Preucil, his escape to Britain and service with the RAF, before he stole a Hawker Hurricane to return to the Nazis.
Once in occupied Europe, he betrayed a large number of people while liaising with many other known traitors, leading to many people being imprisoned and dying.
With links to those who assassinated the Reich Protector Reinhard Heyrich, this is a book worthy of any spy novel, but this is a completely true story.
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