To mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, we have created this series - telling the stories of those who fought and lived through a pivotal moment in history.

Eighty years ago Britain defeated Nazi invasion plans. On the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, All Stations podcast explores the inside story of the battle from those who lived through it.

RAF veteran Bob Greig suffered a spinal injury when his parachute failed to open during a routine exercise. The accident ended his career as an RAF Parachute Jump Instructor and Bob was told he would never walk again.

Nancy talks about what life was like travelling the world with her husband, who served in the RAF Police, and how friendship saved her after the loss of her beloved husband.

George describes one of the most famous operations he took part in – the raid on Peenemunde, which destroyed the Nazis V Bomber capability.

Jacqui shares her own story of overcoming adversity after her husband's vehicle was hit by a landmine whilst serving with the RAF Regiment.

Former Senior Aircraftman Mike Goody was on patrol in Afghanistan when they were hit by an improvised explosive device (IED).

Listen to the remarkable story of WW2 Spitfire pilot Allan Scott as he relives some of the key moments of his career, including the Siege of Malta.

We proudly present All Stations, a new podcast from the RAF Benevolent Fund, featuring inspiring and compelling real-life stories of RAF veterans and their families.