The National World War Two Museum and the Gary Sinise Foundation celebrate the trailblazing women who worked in the American ...
Technical Sergeant Sanford Gordon Roy was shot down over Germany on Saturday, April 8, 1944. He was on a bombing mission ...
The remarkable flying career of Charles ‘Chuck’ Yeager - the first pilot to break the sound barrier and fly at supersonic ...
Second Lieutenant Clifford E. Rowe is listed on the National Archives Gold Star Honor Roll as being from Lafayette County, ...
George Kelly from St Ives was made an MBE by the King in recognition of more than 40 years of voluntary service to the Royal ...
A collection of rare Second World War medals belonging to a Luton bomber pilot are going up for auction next month – and are ...
George Kelly, 101, was honoured in recognition of more than 40 years of voluntary service to the Royal British Legion.
Wing Commander James 'Butch' McArthur claimed eight kills and three other 'probables' during heartstopping dogfights with the ...
John Hemingway, despite his protestations, was a special person. Out of around 3000 who took to the skies during the Battle of Britain.
After Mr Neal's brother died, he used that research and his own to tell their uncle's story in a book By Glider to Normandy ...
As he gripped the controls of his bomber plane on his first war time mission, 21-year-old Harry Richardson gazed back at the British coast for what he feared was the last time.
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Battle of Britain heroes: Four tales of derring-do as the last of ‘the few’ dies aged 105John ‘Paddy’ Hemingway, the last pilot who fought in the Battle of Britain, has died aged 105, severing the last living link ...
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