The concept for the formation of a remembrance society for aircrew was first brought together out of necessity for me in 1994 following the closure of The Booker Aircraft Museum.  
At that time I had been involved for over twenty-five years in the research of fallen airmen, and the investigation into hundreds of crash sites, along with numerous major aircraft recoveries, many of these were at various stages of research and leads still needed following up, along with a number of other sites that we had earmarked for recovery and aircrew remembrance. So the Remembrance Society for Aircrew was born.
David King

Following the Museum closure  numerous former members vowed to stay involved and in touch, one of these was Melvin Brownless.  
Melvin had joined the museum in October 1988 and we had become good friends, I had been able provide him with some information on his particular interest the Luftwaffe, I introduced him to the best books available at the time, namely The Battle of Britain Then and Now and The Blitz Then and Now 3 volume set that I had been honoured to contribute to.
David King