Spitfire Pilot Air Commodore Geoffrey Stephenson

The biography chronicles the life of Air Commodore Geoffrey Stephenson, a distinguished RAF officer whose journey spans from his early days in the 1920s to his tragic final flight in 1954. It highlights his rise through the ranks, notable friendships, and experiences during WWII, including his time as a prisoner of war at Colditz Castle. The narrative also explores his post-war career, including significant roles at royal events and his connection to the iconic Spitfire Mk.I N3200, a symbol of his legacy.