Janine Harrington

Janine Harrington was born in Caterham, Surrey, and both parents served in the RAF during the war. Later, her mother shared letters written by her wartime fiancé Vic Vinnell. Together with Canadian pilot Jack Fisher, Vinnell served in RAF 100 Group, No. 192 Squadron, at Foulsham in Norfolk. Their disappearance in November 1944 remains a mystery to this day. Trying to find answers, Janine and her mother became founding members of the RAF 100 Group Association. Today, Janine is Secretary of the thriving Association and Editor of their quarterly magazine Confound & Destroy. She remains passionate about preserving the history of these forgotten heroes.

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RAF 100 Group: The Birth of Electronic Warfare

The birth of electronic warfare and the application of it as used as countermeasures against the German Defence Network.

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Through Ice and Fire: A Russian Arctic Convoy Diary 1942 (paperback edition)

The Sirdar and the Khalifa: Kitchener's Reconquest of Sudan 1896-98 (paperback)

German Raiders of the First World War (paperback edition)

The Last Great Cavalry Charge: The Battle of the Silver Helmets (paperback edition)

Polaris: Submarines, Missiles, the US Navy and the Royal Navy

Home Front: Alfred T. Palmer’s WWII Photography

RAF 100 Group: The Birth of Electronic Warfare

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