For Those in Peril

A man eager to enlist in the RAF is unable to meet the requirements, so he signs on with a rescue‑boat crew that aids pilots in peril. Set during the Second World War, the drama follows his new role in saving aviators.

is a programme presented in the style of a movie. It falls squarely within the war‑drama genre and centres on the experiences of ordinary people caught up in the conflict. The story follows a young man who is determined to enlist in the Royal Air Force. When his attempts to meet the required standards fall short, he doesn’t give up; instead he signs on with a rescue‑boat crew. From that point he spends his days and nights helping pilots who have been forced to ditch over water, providing a vital lifeline for those in danger. Set against the backdrop of the Second World War, the film captures the tension and urgency of aerial rescue work. The narrative is driven by the protagonist’s shift from aspiring flyer to brave rescuer, highlighting both his personal disappointment and his newfound purpose. The production features performances by Ralph Michael and David Farrar, whose roles anchor the drama. Their presence adds a recognisable face to the tale of perseverance and duty, rounding out a concise yet compelling wartime account.