Stephen R Davies was a member of the Royal Air Force Police for 25 years. In 1975 he joined the Royal Air Force as a policeman and during his service completed tours of duty in the UK and numerous countries around the globe. He qualified as a specialist in Royal Air Force Police Special Investigation and Counter-Intelligence matters and successfully completed the Home Office Detective Training program and Drug Enforcement courses with the UK civil police and United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations. In 1991 he qualified as an instructor and lectured at the Airman’s Command School Hereford and the RAF Police School at Halton. He retired from the Royal Air Force in 2000 and now lives in Portugal.
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Guardian of RAF Police History
Stephen R Davies is a distinguished figure in the annals of the Royal Air Force Police (RAF Police). With a career spanning 25 years within the force (1975 - 2000), he brings a unique perspective and deep-seated knowledge to his role as an historian and author.
Key Points About Stephen R. Davies:
RAF Police Veteran: Served for 25 years, gaining firsthand experience of the force.
Dedicated Historian: Devoted over 25 years to researching the RAF Police's global history during its first 100 years.
Extensive Knowledge Base: Possesses one of the largest collections of information on the RAF Police.
Author of Fiat Justitia - A History of the Royal Air Force Police:
Davies' book, Fiat Justitia, is a cornerstone in understanding the RAF Police's evolution. It provides a detailed account of the force's journey from its inception in 1918 to a more recent period. This work is invaluable for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the RAF Police's legacy.
Beyond Fiat Justitia
While Fiat Justitia is undoubtedly Davies' most prominent work, his contributions extend beyond this book. He has authored other Books, works and articles on specific aspects of the RAF Police's history, and his expertise is often sought after by media and researchers.