Honoring the silent guides
A digital archive dedicated to preserving the logbooks, personal records, and quiet bravery of Lancaster bomber navigators who served in Bomber Command.
A duty of remembrance
This digital archive preserves original logbook entries, personal memoirs, and historical records of 100 Squadron. We focus on the human stories behind the mathematical precision required to survive the air war.
Through careful documentation, we honor the vital role of Lancaster bomber navigators—such as Arthur William Dack—whose calculations guided crews through hostile skies.
Through the darkness of the night run, mathematical precision guided them home.
We honor Arthur William Dack and the navigators of 100 Squadron who guided their crews home.
Archival resources
Bomber Command History
Lancaster Navigators
These volumes detail historical accounts of Bomber Command operations, focusing on the mathematical precision of dead reckoning under immense pressure.
A comprehensive chronicle of 100 Squadron's missions, crew dynamics, and their legacy during the Second World War.
Supported by families and historians
This archive serves as a vital bridge to our family's past, keeping the memory of my grandfather's service alive.
Descendant of 100 Squadron Veteran
A meticulously researched repository that highlights the technical mastery of RAF navigators under extreme pressure in the blackness of the night run.
Aviation Historian