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Obituary: Last original member of Gordon Tetley Big Band | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Obituary: Last original member of Gordon Tetley Big Band | Bradford Telegraph and Argus
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China doll given to tank hero by WW2 sweetheart as his lucky mascot remains pristine to this day

Little Audrey was adopted by a troop of the Royal Armoured Corps during the Second World War after she was gifted to Captain Bill Bellamy by his sweetheart who attached it to the tank s searchlight.

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China doll given to WW2 hero as mascot remains pristine to this day

China doll given to WW2 hero as mascot remains pristine to this day Katie Feehan For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A delicate china doll that served as the lucky mascot for a British tank crew and miraculously survived the war in one piece has been discovered 76 years later. The small doll, called Little Audrey, had been given to Captain Lionel Bill Bellamy by his then girlfriend Audrey before he set out for Normandy in 1944 with the Royal Armoured Corps. She was adopted by the troop and was attached to Capt Bellamy s Cromwell tank s searchlight to the right of the turret and became a good luck charm - and they needed her.

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Tank Museum s WWII exhibition to open with live online show

1/1 THE Tank Museum is set to open its new World War Two exhibition with a live, online tour. Anyone can tune in on YouTube on Thursday, May 13 at 11am to get a first glimpse of the WW2: War Stories exhibition. During the tour, museum curator David Willey and Richard Cutland – from sponsors World of Tanks – will highlight stories behind the exhibition. There will also be live interviews with veterans who actually used some of the 57 vehicles on display. Mr Willey said: There has been a lot happening behind the scenes during the latest lockdown and it includes the new exhibition which is the culmination of three years’ planning.

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World Mourns Captain Tom Moore, UK s War Hero and Bike Enthusiast Who Walked to Raise Millions for NHS

World Mourns Captain Tom Moore, UK s War Hero and Bike Enthusiast Who Walked to Raise Millions for NHS Buzz Staff © Provided by News18 World Mourns Captain Tom Moore, UK s War Hero and Bike Enthusiast Who Walked to Raise Millions for NHS Britain s Captain Sir Thomas Moore, known better as Tom Moore, the World War 2 veteran who gained worldwide recognition when he helped raise millions of pounds for health service workers battling the raging coronavirus since last year, died on Tuesday at the age of 100. Moore had contracted COVID-19 just two day ago. Moore came to the attention of the larger public in April last year before his 100th birthday when he decided to support the efforts of the National Health Service by walking around his garden with the help of a frame and eventually helped raise 38.9 million pounds ($53 million).

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