The Forgotten Generations (TFG): Recent Episodes
Donald Campbell
Remembering the life of African and Caribbean people, especially those who have contributed to Britain for centuries, in the Armed Forces and as civilians.
Valdez Allen, nicknamed Derby because of is surname, shares some of his life experiences, including being born in the Caribbean, emigrating to UK age 9, joining the Royal Navy at age 15 and becoming a Sub Marina.
The title of my book My Path of Life is the topic of my interview with Nikki. My book is available on Amazon and in some bookstores such as Waterstones. This is the first of a trilogy of my path of life and the next book is very much under way titled My Life in The Royal Air Force.
Mr Albert Jarrett, age 98, World War 2 veteran RAF, one of the Commonwealth Games oldest baton bearer and companion Donald Campbell, speaks of their delight to be participating in such a fantastic event.
Donald being interviewed by Nikki Tapper on BBC West Midlands Radio about the Forgotten Generations.
The question was “Why did you join the Royal Air Force?”. The answers were very interesting and varied.
Sony enlisted in the military, the Royal Air Force, loves her profession, the way of life, and has certainly seeing the world in her travels.
Owen protected life but also watched life slipped away in his arms. However, the world was his oyster and he loved it.
A talk with Sandra Patterson, Company Director of We Shall Tell Their Story. www.weshalltelltheirstoryww1.com