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The Last Post recorded live from the Menin Gate Memorial, Ieper, Belgium.
The Last Post recorded live from the Menin Gate Memorial, Ieper, Belgium.
The Last Post is played daily at 20H00 at the Menin Gate Memorial by buglers of the local Fire Brigade. Apart from the WW2 war years when it was forbidden by the Germans, this event has taken place every day since the memorial was built in 1927. This recording is a live recording made during 2004.
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WINTERBOTHAM, Group Captain Frederick William: IWM Interview, Reel 1 (00:27:32)
WINTERBOTHAM, Group Captain Frederick William: IWM Interview, Reel 1 (00:27:32)
This is an extract from an interview undertaken by the Imperial War Museum in 1984 when Frederick was 87 years young. It tells the story of his early years in WW1 as a Royal Flying Corps pilot.

(Background in Gloucestershire; Yeomanry; Joining Royal Flying Corps; Posting to France and Belgium; Shot down.)
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WINTERBOTHAM, Group Captain Frederick William: IWM Interview, Reel 2 (00:28:20)
WINTERBOTHAM, Group Captain Frederick William: IWM Interview, Reel 2 (00:28:20)
This is an extract from an interview undertaken by the Imperial War Museum in 1984 when Frederick was 87 years young. It tells the story of his early years in WW1 as a Royal Flying Corps pilot.

(Recollections of being a POW)
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WINTERBOTHAM, Group Captain Frederick William: IWM Interview, Reel 3 (00:28:00)
WINTERBOTHAM, Group Captain Frederick William: IWM Interview, Reel 3 (00:28:00)
This is an extract from an interview undertaken by the Imperial War Museum in 1984 when Frederick was 87 years young. It tells the story of his early years in WW1 as a Royal Flying Corps pilot.

(More recollections of a POW; Return to civilian life; Comparisons of German Intelligence)

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