World War Two - Second World War - Pictured from the left D-Day veterans: Abe Armstrong

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World War Two - Second World War - Pictured from the left D-Day veterans: Abe Armstrong

World War Two - Second World War - Pictured from the left D-Day veterans: Abe Armstrong, Cramlington; Frank Duffin, Slatyford; Bob Wilson, Walker; Joe Bowden, MBE, Alnwick; John Cruikshanks, Whitley Bay; Joe Carr, West Moor; Ray Forster, Seaton Delaval.
5th June, 1984

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