Rear Admiral Ray Rawbone, naval pilot who saw action over France, Greece, Burma and Sumatra – obituary

He flew more than 40 types of aircraft but however fast or advanced none gave ‘that feeling of joie de vivre’ of the early marks of Seafire

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