Walker, Garnet and Douglass

Walker, Garnet and Douglass

Douglas Bader, was a pilot of the fighter aviation British, born on February 10 of 1910 in the Saint-John's Wood (London) and died on September 5 of 1982 in London, who achieved fame for being an "ace" of the Royal Air Force (RAF), who won thirty victories in combat, of which 22 were confirmed in just 15 months activity in air combat aircraft against Luftwaffe German over the skies of southern England and the English Channel during World War II. And this with the peculiarity that, amputee of both legs following an accident before the ...