John ‘Paddy’ Hemingway, who was the last surviving fighter pilot to have fought in the Battle of Britain, passed away on 17th of March 2025, after a long life of 105 years. Members of the Royal Family led the tribute following his passing. John was barely 21 when he fought in the battles of France and Britain. He was part of the famous ‘The Few’ as quoted by Winston Chruchill, who made their stand against the Luftwaffe and defended Britain during the Second World War. Heming

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