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Not Holland......

Love the Airman given the two fingered salute.

HMS Daedalus, recorded on the Gents headstone, was a Royal Naval Air Station, which is now Solent Airport. Daedalus, in Greek myth, was the father of Icarus, who is supposed to have fashioned wings of feathers and wax, and then foolishly flew too close to the sun. RIP Leonard. TBP

You have enlightened me about the FAA loaning personnel to the RAF, during Market Garden. It still astonishes me that the whole country appears to know about this operation, which ultimately was a failure. Yet hardly anyone knows about the operation that followed it. Operation Infatuate, the clearing of the River Scheldt estuary, in November 1944. This was a complete success as it enabled the allies to use the port of Antwerp, which had been captured intact in September 1944. It was a combined ops operation and had the effect of shortening the Allies supply lines by 300 miles. Have you done a video covering this? I ask as the son of a Corporal in 48 Royal Marines Commando, who aged 21 took part in operation Infatuate II as part of 4 Commando Brigade.

Every day's a school day. I never knew that.

An airborne hero regardless of his work in the senior service, any man giving his life for the airborne is an airborne hero

Well that was something I didn't know.

A interesting episode, something I’d never heard of, thank you for your sacrifice sailor

Rip

I definitely learnt something new today, I’d never heard of this

Fantastic

Duck!!! No man it's a spitfire.

A brutal war fought against an evil regime

Absolutely disgusting that a real hero had to sell the highest award possible because he didn't have enough money.

The forgotten war by those who never fought there. But one which the world still feels the consequences of today

Looks like me in WT. Flying llower than snake 💩 baby. Outstanding.

there is no need for navigation, there has never been the need for navigation.

… That way nobody bugs us. 1:09 It kind of calms us down 2:22

Those men expressed genuine fear fulled exhilaration.

Can't remember the number of times I've seen this. He still makes me smile

What you might call…. “A grass-cutter”

My favorite Donald Sutherland 😍

One of the best movies.

There is a video of an interview with Steve Morgan, who was with Grayburn when he was hit for the final time.

Why do the british always go on about ww2 ....no one cares

I never get tired of watching this low pass , he was grass cutting with the prop!

😂😂😂😂😂

❤ amazing.

Never fails to make me grin like a Cheshire cat!

Fack me...fack, fack me, was perfect.

Did you know I didn't care

Put simply. The most beautiful aircraft ever designed.

Ray, may you forever pilot all your beloved aircraft .

“F..k me !” No thanks. Smell of shit would put me off.

Now, broadcast that!

Ooh that lovely Merlin Engine ❤❤❤❤❤❤

At 2:04 on your video, that’s my grandad standing behind Greyburn slightly to the right (his left)

Ordinary men doing EXTRAORDINARY acts of Valor for their buddies and the men of their command ,The greatest Generation., Allies in blood, brothers by combat.

Brave man, it takes a special kind of man to be wounded several times and continue the fight. Thanks for youre bravery and service to the country

Short back & sides Sir?😁

The mighty RR Merlin 27 litre V12 supercharged engine. The engine that won WW2. Pure mechanical perfection.

Great film. One of my personal trilogy of war films alongside Kelly's Heroes and The Dirty Dozen.

😂 brilliant and some amazing flying too

Reminds me of Bucanneers flew by Brits across the desert in the U.S.

I didn’t know that about the Sherman’s I was wondering how they got so many for the film. Brilliant

Was privileged to watch him fly, brilliant

The Sherman’s being ontop of land rovers is absolutely genius

My favourite film

That Spit is so low that when it passes over the reporter, you can see the prop wash move the grass...