World War 2 changed the lives of millions of people around the world.  One such was Bill McFadden, a young office boy who worked in the Brisbane Shell Company.  

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     A Francophile and a lover of good music, his over-riding ambition was to learn to fly. 

The Second World War provided an opportunity, so as soon as he could, he joined the Royal Australian Air Force. 

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      During his six years in service overseas, he wrote copious letters home. They have been transcribed as Dear Everybody – Letters from a Bomber Command Pilot.  

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