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RAF Officers' mess used by Dambusters given listed building status
The officers' mess at RAF Scampton Lincolnshire, previously home to the Red Arrows, has been designated as a Grade II listed building.
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WWII New shipwrecks survey uncovers locations of three Dunkirk boats
Historic England and France's Drassm's studies have shown the location of 30 ships used in the Dunkirk evacuation during WW2.
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Feature Six Triple Eight: The pioneering black women who made US military history
BFBS Forces News pays homage to the predominantly black military women whose vital work during WW2 has largely gone unnoticed
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Veterans Past meets future as WW2 veteran visits Royal Navy's new HMS Glasgow
Archie Hazledine, who served in the seventh HMS Glasgow during the war, speaks to some of the crew from the new ship of the same name
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WWII Search mission launched to locate wrecks of ships lost during Dunkirk evacuation
More than 305 vessels sank during the rescue of Allied troops from Dunkirk during Operation Dynamo in 1940
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WWII Market Garden: WWII operation that could have ended the war remembered 79 years on
The service of commemoration was organised by the Colchester-based 16 Air Assault Brigade and the City Council
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WWII 'Even if it's worth two million... we won't part with it' – Victoria Cross worth £250,000 features on Antiques Roadshow
The family of a British Indian Army officer are shocked to learn the value of his VC, but refuse to part with it for any amount
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RAF Battle of Britain anniversary marked by RAF memorial flight and Westminster Abbey service
A Spitfire and Hurricane also flew over Westminster Abbey during the service marking the 83rd anniversary of the battle
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Navy 'Face of the Royal Navy' dies aged 90
A poster of Cdr Davidson was used in several recruitment campaigns by the Senior Service in the 1950s and 60s
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WWII HMS Prince of Wales honours thousands of lives lost in Bismarck battles
Bismarck was the pride of the German navy and was scuttled after being crippled by British torpedo bombers and warships
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Aircraft Fully restored Spitfire that shot down Focke-Wulf 190 fails to sell at auction
The airworthy Spit is also a film star, having appeared in 1960s epics Battle of Britain and The Longest Day
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Veterans Margaret Betts, one of the last female codebreakers of Bletchley Park, dies aged 99
The WW2 codebreaker worked at the top-secret location near Milton Keynes until VE Day in 1945
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Queen Camilla Queen unveils portrait honouring British SOE agent Noor Inayat Khan at RAF Club
Queen Camilla visited the RAF Club to unveil a portrait of the Special Operations Executive agent who worked with the French Resistance.
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WWII 'None of the boys... suffered': The WW2 letter written to comfort a grieving mother to be sold at auction
Sergeant Douglas Timms's RAF jacket, logbook, medals and a telegram to his family is also up for auction
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WWII Fascinating aerial photos of WWII-era England revealed for the first time
Available on a searchable map, there are over 2,600 black-and-white images showing the unique view of England during WWII.