Watch: D-Day hero reads historic note revealing end of WW2 in Europe
Watch great-grandad Bernard read out the note, which he has vowed to keep in his family, dressed in the uniform he wore on D-Day.
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Watch great-grandad Bernard read out the note, which he has vowed to keep in his family, dressed in the uniform he wore on D-Day.
Watch great-grandad Bernard read out the note, which he has vowed to keep in his family, dressed in the uniform he wore on D-Day.
Bernard Morgan, was working as an RAF codebreaker in 1945 when he deciphered a secret telex which read: 'The German war is now over... The surrender is effective some time tomorrow'.
A World War II Veteran, Bernard Morgan, who claimed he was the first Allied soldier to receive a message that the Nazis had surrendered has vowed to keep the historical document in his family despite intense interest from museums.
Bernard Morgan is celebrating his 100th birthday on Wednesday has vowed to keep the document in his family - the RAF sergeant had landed on Gold Beach in Normandy at 6.30pm on D-Day