A Waaf in Wartime Britain

This is my story of the memories I have as an eighteen year old W.A.A.F. driver in the Second World War. These memories will stay with me forever. -Mary Morgan StewartI, Jean Barrie, am fortunate indeed to have had Mary Stewart as my friend and companion throughout the stressful years in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force during 1942-1945. In the ensuing story I am "Jane Barr" and vouch for its authenticity. We were very young, but then the war was fought mainly by the very young."I loved the snatches of popular songs, flashes of humour and your sadness when the airmen were killed. It's a super story and must be told. So get it published and let others enjoy it. It should be filmed. Think of some T.V. shows at present... it is better by far! Thank-you and good luck." -Judy Tyson