BBC apologises after presenter Sally Nugent brands Dambusters Raid 'infamous'
Sally Nugent used term in BBC Breakfast segment about RAF 617 Squadron’s 1943 attack on three key dams in Germany
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Sally Nugent used term in BBC Breakfast segment about RAF 617 Squadron’s 1943 attack on three key dams in Germany
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Using bouncing bombs, the RAF 617 Squadron's daring Dambusters Raid was credited with seriously damaging the Nazi war machine during World War II.
The Dambusters Raid, known as Operation Chastise, has attracted its fair amount of controversy.
The black Labrador, called N***** (pictured), was owned by Wing Commander Guy Gibson, who led the RAF's 617 Squadron Dambusters raid from RAF Scampton, in Lincolnshire, in May 1943.
Service personnel, veterans, cadets and their families and friends attended a ceremony at Golspie Memorial Garden.