Nigel ParkerNigel Parker initially grew up in Kent, where his interest in military aviation developed - and subsequently on moving to Oxfordshire, he became involved in aviation archaeology, which led to his 38-year relationship with the National Archives, Kew ad searching out many elusive and forgotten documents (the result of which is being put to good use). Through this work, for seven years he was editor of the Bomber Command Association Newsletter, along with writing the highly acclaimed and definitive study of German Air Force losses over Great Britain in the Second World War: Luftwaffe Crash Archive. Although having had a 31-year career in low temperature engineering, Nigel took the opportunity of early retirement to concentrate fully on his research and writing. Read More Read Less