And so did many other brave men whose names are never mentioned. God bless them ALL.

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If you look closer, you'll also see that the red car next to the lorry is also over the line as well, What the hell do expect him to do, drive straight into them. A lot of people forget that a vehicle towing a caravan or trailer needs extra room to manoeuvre because of the extra length and those who are Complaining Should Try It ,and yes I have Experienced This being a former caravanner myself.

All you lot who put this crap on here don’t you ever make mistakes a load of idiots with no lives post this

He had little choice because the lorry had gone beyond the give way line at the roundabout forcing him over in front of you

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Oblivious to everything

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Hi mate, can i use it please ? With credit, thanks.

RIP both sides. I'm from Argentina. I sorry if someone from my country was disrespectful. Horrible accident.

Absolutely awesome thankyou

I find it surprising that there is no headstone. It's really strange.

I remember my dad taking me to a flight line at age 6. I was terrified when a nearby Connie revved up. Ended up flying on Navy P-3s.

Bril!. Nuff said. 🙂

Dispersed meant to say

If I recall they took his ashes and dispensed them in the ocean

Thank you

Not "Mosquito" but "Mustang"

Fascinating stuff! To think of all the history that’s there! Talking of WW2 crashes, there’s a museum in Flixton (UK) that has a cockpit seat of a pilot that burned to death whilst strapped in.. you can still see parts of his uniform embedded in the seat.. can’t imagine his last moments!

My late beloved uncle, Ron Willis Scales (known as Ron), of Pickering, North Yorkshire died peacefully 30th April 2013 aged 91. He flew many missions as a rear gunner from Tempsford before his severely damaged Handley Page Halifax bomber ditched in the North Sea on its return from Germany. Of the four crew who survived the ditching, only two survived the war. They spent two days adrift on the water before washing-up on occupied Holland. Crossing a mined beach successfully, one of Ron's crew was none-the-less badly injured and would die a short time after they were picked-up by the occupying forces. Ron spent three and a half years interned in POW camps, but survived to return home after the war ended. He went on to marry my mother's eldest sister, Margaret Emery, and had a daughter, Jill. Margaret died 23rd January 2016 aged 90 years. Ron and Margaret named their home in Pickering "Tempsford". Tragically, they would lose Jill in a car accident in Liberia on Valentines Day 1977; her fiance Jeff Yutan survived. Jill and Jeff were employed by British Caledonian at the time of the accident, and Jill featured in several adverts for them (in days before model agency staff were used). Ron rarely spoke of his wartime experiences; though in later times he was persuaded to commit some of his memories to print. Ron, Margaret and Jill are remembered by their family with much love to this day. His sacrifice - and all those who fought for our freedom - will always be remembered. www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/8172823.veteran-ron-scales-tells-his-remarkable-and-moving-war-story-in-a-new-book/ for those interested in learning more of his wartime experience.

CHESHIRE got a p51 mustang off American s...not a mossie..!!!

I've had people using that turn lane to get past me before, but this is still bad 😂

I pay tribute to his founding and nurturing the Cheshire Homes.

Leonard grandfather was my great great grandfather ,and my great grandfather was Leonard uncle.I have read so much about this wonderful person after finding out about him by accident.

I currently work for LC in Gerrards Cross. His empire has been ravished by rules and pointless red tape. Ive lost all hope in the human race as we know it.

Mr Cheshire is a huge loss to mankind and the human race. Where have we lost the way. Very sad 🙁

Have you contact details...?

He flew a Mustang single seater, a Mosquito was a twin engine crewed by a pilot and navigator

They both deserved a VC for the battle of Mirbat

Not really an issue. This happens many times everyday when you are on the road.

Thanks for doing this is it in Perth?

That roundabout is lethal...i would get rid of it and make it a light controlled interchange instead.

Beautiful Cemetery....really sad about his 2 sons who committed suicide 😢

Shame that such an important part of the country’s history is so neglected.

Used to ride old motorbike s there as a young lad. There was an old hanger and a tower as well thar we used to climb on

You said Cavendish in Surrey think you mean Suffolk . Thanks for putting this up, have paid my respects to Group Captain Cheshire & his wife. Cavendish is only 15 miles from my home .

P r o m o S M 😋

A mustang not mosquito.

you’re in the wrong lane 🤣

Rest in peace.. 🙏

Great respect for honor and dignity 🪖 Great respect and bows 🕊️🕯️🥀

Thanks for posting.. Ever since seeing “Twelve OClock High” and the” War Lover” as a kid I’ve been in awe of all WW II bases… even the training fields here in the US.

Excellent work, these were incredible people, Gary B Ex 22 SAS 😊

To be fair them Renaults work like a car and a lorry sometimes the just go like a car and other times they can set off in 5th gear wouldn't blame the driver, always give extra room/ time for hgv's thank god he wasn't in a daf lol

No it was a Mustang not a Mossie

Cavendish is in Suffolk, not Surrey.

I think you have your planes mixed up. A Mosquito was a British two engined aircraft. If aircraft was an American single engine I am thinking must be a P51 Mustang 🤔

My wife’s Grandfather flew with him. Said he was no nonsense at the briefings. Same as the missions. straight in straight out. He was also a fellow Flight Engineer with Norman Jackson in 106 squadron at Metheringham. Wish he was still around to talk to.

If you read one of the ghost station books it is suggested that Gibsons aircraft was sabotaged by disgruntled ground crew as he was known to be a very hard taskmaster and disliked by many .

Heroes like Cheshire and Gibson who hold a special place in history should be buried in s special cemetery that is open to the public. Cheshire was a special breed of man that we would all like to emulate. He was humble, generous, modest, self effacing, . HE HAD IT ALL IN SPADES. To say that he was amazing is an understatement.