Cliff Storr: 'The RAF was my real family'
Cliff Storr flew on more than 50 bombing raids throughout the course of World War Two.
In one of his most dangerous missions, his plane was shot at and his rear gunner killed.
What happened next was a true tale of bravery, brotherhood and an unwavering dedication to the cause.
"It was so much like a family, that when I went on leave I missed the boys of the squadron," he said.
"They were, then, my real family".
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