The last surviving Battle of Britain ace pilot from World War Two has died aged 101.There are two other pilots left, both centenarians, as one might expect.
Wing Cdr Paul Farnes was among the 3,000 airmen - The Few - who defended Britain's skies in 1940.
He died at his home in Hampshire on Tuesday morning, the Battle of Britain Memorial Trust said.
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Thursday, January 30, 2020
The Few Are Now Two
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ReplyDeleteBut he was a Hurricane pilot.
ReplyDeleteGod speed sir. I've no doubt his squadron mates will be asking " what took you so long? Headwinds?"
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