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1 1. I thought the RAF the best in the world
1. I thought the RAF the best in the world.. In all, we prayed for British victory and every British success was hailed with much joy … we accepted the Allied slogan “We Fight for Freedom” quite literally. 2. We were British! We were proud to be British. We didn’t want to be anything but British. England was our mother country. A Connie Mark (Jamaica) Chief Anthony Enahoro (Nigeria) Eric Ferron (Jamaica) 3. I wanted to see England … I boarded the ship in great excitement. It was a childhood dream fulfilled.

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