WW2 British RAF The Goldfish Club Used Softcover Reference Book

The “WW2 British RAF The Goldfish Club Used Softcover Reference Book” is a factual resource detailing the history and significance of the Goldfish Club, a British association formed during World War II for aircrew who survived aircraft ditching and rescued from water. This softcover reference book provides an account of the club’s origins within the Royal Air Force and documents its members’ experiences during the war. Illustrated with photographs and archival materials, it examines the symbolism of the Goldfish Club badge and recounts notable incidents involving downed airmen. The text includes personal narratives, official reports, and background on the emergency survival equipment issued to RAF crew members. Relevant to historians and collectors of military and aviation history, this used volume offers insight into the camaraderie, recognition, and challenges faced by RAF personnel during maritime operations in the Second World War. The book is in softcover format and exhibits signs of previous handling.  Total of 295 pages.