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Malvern radar families' stories and pictures of life in Malvern. From www.radar.family 22nd March 2021

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From Steve Burrows:

I (and my co-author) are both re;red police officers. We have wri_en some 15 books,

fic;on & non-fic;on and have a website www.bos;nbooks.co.uk if you are interested. (Bit

of a ‘bucket-list’ enterprise)

I’m interested in your aims with the radar website? I am a historian by qualifica;on, live in

Worcester and became interested in TRE for two reasons:

Firstly, I s;ll work part-;me for the Home Office and ‘hot desk’ at Defford airfield in the

West Mercia Police compound there. I became aware of the history of the site and it

seemed nobody had wri_en an account in book form for many decades, so I did.

Secondly, un;l recently, my daughters worked at Na;onal Trust Croome Park so I visited the

RAF Museum there.

I also have a friend who was a radar scien;st and lived and worked at Malvern in the 70’s &

80’s and advised on both books in terms of the science involved.

I empathised with your views about the forgo_en heroes of TRE and Malvern. It is a

na;onal disgrace that the site has been demolished without any a_empt to preserve the

history and one of the main reasons for wri;ng the books was to capture and preserve

memories from the dwindling band of those who worked there, and at Defford and

Pershore. I have met a number of wonderful and inspiring nonagenarians during the

wri;ng.

(Steve’s books - Anne)

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