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In [[1942]], after helping Travers at [[Gulliver Base]], Section Officer [[Eileen Younghusband|Eileen le Croissette]] of the WAAF was recommended to the Corps, and signed up to assist. She often worked with Edward Travers, but not always. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Flaming Soldier (novel)|The Flaming Soldier]]'', ''[[Vampires of the Night (short story)|Vampires of the Night]]'') | In [[1942]], after helping Travers at [[Gulliver Base]], Section Officer [[Eileen Younghusband|Eileen le Croissette]] of the WAAF was recommended to the Corps, and signed up to assist. She often worked with Edward Travers, but not always. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Flaming Soldier (novel)|The Flaming Soldier]]'', ''[[Vampires of the Night (short story)|Vampires of the Night]]'') | ||
In [[1943]], Eileen le Croisette travelled to [[Sheffield]] to investigate a steelworks. She discovered that the factory's manager, Huxtable, was creating [[Quark]]s to use in his own personal war. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Home Fires Burn (novel)|Home Fires Burn]]'') | |||
In [[1945]], on the same day that [[Adolf Hitler]] died, [[Martin Renfield]] saved Winston Churchill from a [[Nazi]] wielding a gladius. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rise of the Dominator (novel)|Rise of the Dominator]]'') | In [[1945]], on the same day that [[Adolf Hitler]] died, [[Martin Renfield]] saved Winston Churchill from a [[Nazi]] wielding a gladius. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rise of the Dominator (novel)|Rise of the Dominator]]'') | ||