International Bomber Command Centre opens to the puplic

The International Bomber Command Centre opens to the public today (30 January 2018). The centre is the world's first dedicated site to remember those who lost their lives, or were affected by, RAF Bomber Command. During the Second World War, 1million people from 62 nations served as part of Bomber Command - the unit responsible for all RAF bombing activities. Of the 125,000 that served as aircrew, almost 58,000 lost their lives. The controversial nature of their operations, including the bombing of German civilians, meant their stories remained largely untold - until now.
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[@blzbob7936]

I didn't know about this. Thanks for informing interested CZcamsrs. Your link gives us the info, but you could have told us verbally in the intro where to find it! Be seeing you soon . . .

[@Olly4507]

It’s good for the veterans whilst their still alive