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24th October 2008, 12:57

Brian

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Flying Nightingales

Hi guys

In the news today are the long-forgotten 'Flying Nightingales' - the WAAF nurses who flew aboard Dakotas after D-Day to care for wounded soldiers during evacuation flights back to England - whose bravery is at last to be recognised.

Do we know if any of these nurses were lost to enemy action or flying accidents?

Cheers
Brian

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