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Last surviving member of secret World War II RAF squadron dies aged 101
Tributes poured in for the World War II hero from Worcestershire
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A hero World War II veteran has passed away aged 101 at his Halesowen nursing home. Eric Carter, originally from Worcestershire, was the last surviving member of a secret RAF squadron which was sent to protect the frozen port of Murmansk on the first Arctic convoy to Northern Russia in 1941.