Candy Jar author and treasured WAAF veteran Eileen
Younghusband was one of the many dedicated attendees to visited St Paul’s Cathedral to pay their respects yesterday at the ceremony to commemorate the 75th
Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Eileen stood proudly alongside current
RAF personnel and with former RAF veterans, as well as fellow RAF veteran William Clark.
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| Credit: Libby Wiener/ITV News |
The Battle of Britain stands as one of the most iconic
events in Eileen’s long and fascinating life. Widely commended as honest and authoritative
voice in stories told of the Second World War, Eileen joined the forces at the
young age of eighteen and played a crucial role in the fight against Hitler as the
first to detect the V2 bombs as they approached London in. Her two books
published by Candy Jar, Men I Have Known
and One Woman’s War tell her story,
from anecdotes of her meetings with prominent historical figures to her time in
the radar rooms of WW2.
Eileen, as a prevalent literary figure as well as a promoter
of adult education, also recently attended the esteemed literary event The Hay
Festival, where she spoke at length to The
Telegraph’s Martin Chilton and his audience about her books and the
fascinating events in her life which inspired them. Both books can be purchased
from via Amazon and the Candy Jar website
Candy Jar is extremely proud of Eileen, who proves time
and time again to be a figure worthy of respect and admiration!
