Harry Winter Part 2
Legacies,Host: Marc Wicks Veteran,S1:E2,28 min
Country: United Kingdom
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Season 1: Episode 2
Part 2
Marc Wicks MBE, former Director of Global Initiatives Veterans Media Corporation, interviews former RAF veteran Harry Winter, who served during WW2 and became a POW after his plane was shot down.
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Episodes in this series
Legacies, Season 1, Episode 2 of 2
S1:E1
Harry Winter Part 1
Season 1: Episode 1 - Part 1 Marc Wicks MBE, former Director of Global Initiatives Veterans Media Corporation, interviews former RAF veteran Harry Winter,…
S1:E2
Harry Winter Part 2
Season 1: Episode 2 Part 2 Marc Wicks MBE, former Director of Global Initiatives Veterans Media Corporation, interviews former RAF veteran Harry Winter, who…
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