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The remains of a WW2 pilot
have been buried in the Netherlands, 78 years after he was killed in
action.
By PA/TPN, in Europe, World · 03 Oct 2022, 15:31 · 1 Comments
Flight Sergeant William
Robert Stephen Hurrell, from London, died when his Typhoon plane was hit over
Arnhem in 1944. According to a report by the BBC, the pilot has now been
buried at Jonkerbos War Cemetery.
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The airman was British. The picture is of an American cemetery.
By Tom Bloomfield from Lisbon on 03 Oct 2022, 20:04