Funeral for one of the last Pilots of the Caribbean moves to RAF church
Appeal to find Flight Sergeant Peter Brown’s relatives was so successful that the memorial service had to be moved to a larger venue
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Appeal to find Flight Sergeant Peter Brown’s relatives was so successful that the memorial service had to be moved to a larger venue
The venue for the funeral of one of the RAF's last black World War II veterans has been moved by organisers after they were inundated with attendance requests by members of the public who were touched by his story.
UK government leaders appealed Wednesday for relatives of one of the country's last black veterans of World War II to come forward after he died alone and
Organisers were inundated with requests to attend the service for Sergeant Peter Brown died aged 96 in Maida Vale, west London, in December last year.
Sgt Peter Brown was one of the last 'pilots of the carribbean' who served in the RAF during the war.