82 years ago, The Few.
They never asked for thanks, just that we remember them.
They never asked for thanks, just that we remember them.
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15 Sep 1940 by Bermudan 75
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Nice post Mike, hard for any of us who are too young to remember how hard and often tragic it must have been
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Planning is an unnatural process, much better to just get on with things, that way failure comes as a complete surprise instead of being preceeded by a period of worry and doubt
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Bravo Mike. Should be a national holiday of remembrance.
The man who, had he survived the war, would have been my father-in-law was a Polish Spitfire pilot in 303 Squadron.
Bernard, are you aware of the Group 303Jag Squad group on facebook? My FiL's half brother (Polish) was in the RAF too, though a LAC not a flier as far as we know.
Duncan wrote:Bernard, are you aware of the Group 303Jag Squad group on facebook? My FiL's half brother (Polish) was in the RAF too, though a LAC not a flier as far as we know.
No, I was not aware of it. Thank you, I will have a look but I do try to avoid that medium if possible.