"History And Development Of Royal Air Force In Indian Subcontinent" Interoduction Of The Book:
1. The independent Air Force was born after the end of First World War and the British was the pioneer to develop the Royal Air Forces (RAF). The expansion of the British Colony in this Indian subcontinent drew the Air Power proponent to think for establishing independent air elements in South Asia for obvious reason to support its other military arms. Following this idea, the RAF started building its air arm in this subcontinent since 1920 and gradual progress continued at different locations. This progression continued with regular expansion until mid 30s and turned into rapid progression prior and during the 2nd World War.
2. British being the pioneer of establishing independent air force started exploiting the capability of aircraft in different roles. With that, RAF also started establishing different squadrons to perform the separate roles as assigned. These squadrons were gradually expanded in this subcontinent for performing various roles or in combination of multi roles. These concepts enable British to expand the RAF in South Asia and by the time 2nd World War stated RAF had various squadrons to perform all types of tasks those could be performed in terms of air power roles. The chronological development of RAF in this area provided enormous advantages to the British for conducting various types of operation to the eastern front during the 2nd World War.
3. After the de-colonization of this subcontinent different state had emerged and definitely different Air Forces have been developed. Over the period, keeping pace with the modernization, these Air Forces has progressed substantially. But the origin and footprints of Air Forces by British in this area Royal Air Force in Indian Sub-continent can never be a forgotten issue. The past glories and steady development of Air Forces would always be an inspirable events for the future generation in advancing in the 21st century and beyond.
4. With this view, this write up is a prudent effort to highlight the salient aspects of the chronological development of Air Forces in this subcontinent up to the end of 2nd World War. This includes the chronological development of RAF and its elements, the major events up to the end of 2nd World War with few historic pictures, Airfields of operations and dead list in the war memorials.

"History And Development Of Royal Air Force In Indian Subcontinent" Contents Of The Book:
Forward.....V
Preface and Acknowledgement.....VII
Introduction.....01
Development of Royal Air Forces.....03
Chorological Principal Events.....09
RAF Squadron Deployment and Activities.....20
List of Airfields of Bangladesh and India.....100
Photographs of The Historical Events 1930 To 1945.....123
Dead List of Heroes World-II (1939-1945).....149
Conclusion.....324