Veterans and fallen honoured as 90 years of Bomber Command marked in Lincoln

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Veterans and fallen honoured as 90 years of Bomber Command marked in Lincoln.

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World War Two veterans and senior RAF commanders will gather together at the International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC) in Lincoln today to commemorate the sixth International Bomber Command Day.

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The celebration on Thursday, July 23, is particularly significant this year as it will also mark 90 years since Bomber Command's creation in 1936.

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Some 55,573 young men died flying with Bomber Command in defence of Britain's freedom; that's more than those who serve in the entire Royal Air Force today.Now nine decades on since Bomber Command was created, the International Bomber Command Centre in Lincoln is commemorating their sacrifices.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Graydon, IBCC Chairman, told GB News: "Remembrance is about recognition of the sacrifice made by 57,500 people, whose names are on the walls all round here of this wonderful memorial."It's also about education.

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