Auxiliary Units History and Achievement, 1940-1944 :
 The Official Story of Britain’s Secret Wartime Resistance Army

(Discovered and  introduced by the British Resistance Organisation Museum) 

Research into Britain's secret wartime resistance army has always been hampered by a severe lack of official records. In 1997 the BRO Museum (part of 390^th BGMAM charity) made the unbelievable discovery that an Official History of Auxiliary Units had been produced towards the end of 1944. In March 1998 the ongoing search for this invaluable document resulted in the discovery of its first type-written draft. This unique document, now published exclusively by Parham Airfield Museum, provides the only contemporary account of Auxiliary Units from conception in 1940 to stand down in 1944 and is a must for anyone interested in the subject of British plans to resist a German invasion during World War Two.

Published by the Parham Air Museum
52 pages, 6 pages of photographs. Many previously unseen, plus also some modern photos. 

"The book itself is excellent, being a modern reproduction of a draft of the Official History of the Auxiliary Units (the copy produced for the nations archives apparently having been disposed of at some point). The content is superb, with barely a wasted word in the descriptions. It has been complemented with wartime images of the author in Coleshill and of subsequent reunions".