Living Legends ‘paid the ultimate price’: Greenwood museum honours Second World War pilots, builders
GREENWOOD, NS - In a war that left more bomber pilots dead than alive, the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum honoured the Living Legends who returned home recently.
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- Published on: 03-10-2018 10:55:42
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