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I might be 105 but my memories as an RAF pilot in WW2 are as vivid as ever - AOL
17+ hour, 10+ min ago (732+ words) More than eight decades have passed, but the memories of perilous bombing raids at the height of the Second World War remain indelibly etched on Flt Lt Colin Bell's mind. The RAF Mosquito pilot, 105, flew 50 missions with 608 (Pathfinder) Squadron over…...
Fury as famous D-Day beach ‘used as launchpad for migrant mega dinghies' - AOL
15+ hour, 6+ min ago (421+ words) The first beach to be stormed by the Allies on D-Day has become a launchpad for mega-dinghies carrying illegal migrants, according to reports. Utah Beach was a key battlefield for the tens of thousands of troops who landed in Normandy…...
Dog tags and bones: How experts are identifying WWII soldiers found in the Danube - AOL
3+ week, 3+ day ago (819+ words) The unusually low water level of the Danube in Budapest has revealed relics that had remained hidden on the riverbed for more than 80 years. Among the discoveries are the remains of two German soldiers from the Second World War, their…...
Nazi skeletons emerge from dried-up Danube - AOL
3+ week, 4+ day ago (370+ words) The remains of two German soldiers, including a member of the Waffen-SS, were discovered in the River Danube after it dried up in the heatwave. The soldiers’ “dog tags”, or identity markers, have also been found, preserved by the mud…...