Protecting World War II Buildings in Britain

Brian King December 07, 2005 | 0 comments | Print | E-mail

From the BBC. Several important structures which supported the Battle of Britain and the Dambuster Raids are going to be protected for future generations…

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As we saw with the Remembrance Day celebrations in November, it is important for younger generations to remember and learn from the past, and the courage of our veterans," said Mr Lammy.

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