The untold stories of Americans who served in the Royal Canadian Air Force in WW II
Within American RCAF Warriors are seventy five selected biographies of the American warriors who donned the uniform of a foreign nation during wartime, to realize their dream … to fly!

About The Book

They voluntarily enlisted in the RCAF in WW II prior to America’s entry into the conflict. Because of age, marital status or education, they were unable to meet the stringent pre-war American military flying service entry requirements.
Their dream was to fly and that is the principal reason more than 8,000 made the trek north to Canada.
Many American and Canadian youth of the day wanted to emulate ‘The Brylcream Boys’, the dashing young airmen flying high performance fighters in combat.
About the author

Tom Walsh has been interested in World War II aviation history all his life. For over forty years, he worked as a producer and consultant in the North American air show industry.
Now retired, he spends his free time researching and writing the untold stories of some of the 8,864 Americans who served part or all of their Air Force careers in the RCAF in World War II.
Tom Walsh