‘They were fighting fascism on both sides’: How the Pilots of the Caribbean helped save Britain from certain defeat against Hitler
‘They were fighting fascism on both sides’: How the Pilots of the Caribbean helped save Britain from certain defeat against Hitler
In 1970’s Hackney, East London, Terry Jervis is sat at his desk at school.
There’s a competition that everyone in his class has been asked to enter, and nine-year-old Terry is keen to honour his uncle Oscar. The pair have always had a close bond, and the little boy is immensely proud of Oscar, as he served in the Royal Airforce during the Second World War. As Terry painstakingly sketches out his…
