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Description
Mr. Romanow tells of a modern ceremony for a missing crew.
Transcription
We went back to India when a Burmese hunter found a watch and on the watch was inscribed a regimental number and from, said from his mother, and this was Bill Rogers, a pilot from Halifax. This eventually got to the British High Commission in Rangoon. They passed it through, it was identified who the watch belonged to and it was one of the crews that didn't come back.
The Veterans Affairs, four years ago, assembled 25 members of the Squadron and 27 family members and flew us back out to India, for a full military funeral, and on the way there the families were, to give them some sense of closure, I thought I'd tell them, how at the same time, that they lost their, there were six people in the aircraft that went down, when they lost their lads, I had encountered a similar problem, only I survived.
The Veterans Affairs, four years ago, assembled 25 members of the Squadron and 27 family members and flew us back out to India, for a full military funeral, and on the way there the families were, to give them some sense of closure, I thought I'd tell them, how at the same time, that they lost their, there were six people in the aircraft that went down, when they lost their lads, I had encountered a similar problem, only I survived.
Catégories
A Trip Back
Médium
Video
Propriétaire
Veterans Affairs Canada
Guerre ou mission
Second World War
Emplacement géographique
Burma
Campagne
Burma
Personne interviewée
Joseph Romanow
Branche
Air Force
Unité ou navire
62, 435, 437 Squadron
Occupation
Bomber Pilot
Durée
01:44