An RAF veteran who flew the last Lancaster back to Britain during the Second World War has finally been awarded his medal, eight years after he became eligible for one. Former Squadron Leader Ken Symonds, 97, lost an engine during the final raid of Bomber Command's Europe offensive above Berchestgaden in the Bavarian Alps, where Adolf Hitler holidayed in his Eagles Nest retreat. Damage caused to Sq Ldr Symonds’s plane meant his was the last to return to RAF Syerston following the sortie on April
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2021-09-29 00:00:00.0