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Radio operation is the specialty of the Paducah Amateur Radio Association. Its what members call the first social media. But its not just for fun.

For every North Country Honor Flight send-off ceremony, short biographies are read for each of the veterans traveling on the flight.

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Hell have to pack it in. so he went home, and i lost him. i was working one day in darlington and i thought oh, to pot with this, and i walked across the road to an raf recruiting office, and i said, "id like tojoin the raf please", the chap said "very good sir, come on in and take all your details", and that was it. in a bomber, then, i was in halifax bomber, you would have seven people. a pilot, a navigator, a bomb aimer, a radio operator,

In a bomber, then, i was in halifax bomber, you would have seven people. a pilot, a navigator, a bomb aimer, a radio operator, two gunners and a flight engineer. and all the lads that i were with were all canadians. and really, you did have to look after each other and look after yourselves. and we managed to get through 31 operations in bomber command. as the flight engineer, you had to make sure that mechanically everything on the aircraft worked perfectly.

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The densely forested Made’de hills above Colonia, the only town on the remote island of Yap, were a Japanese stronghold during WWII.

Volunteer Whanganui supports 99 not-for-profit organisations with volunteers.

Jan Dawson, Whanganui’s “Dial the News” newsreader, recognised for her volunteer service.

"It's given me the confidence that I can handle the different situations"