Fully illustrated talk on the life of First World War fighter pilot Albert Ball, still revered in his home city of Nottingham more than a century after his death. The talk covers his life and career from his eventful schooldays to his remarkable bravery and achievements as England's leading WW1 air ace.
Views: 493 | Enquiries: 2Retired journalist. I worked in news, sport, features mainly for regional and local newspapers with some radio broadcasting. More recently I helped to produce a nostalgia magazine called Bygones which looked at aspects of Nottinghamshire's history (but with lots of general interest) and I have been reviewing musical theatre for the Nottingham Post for more than 20 years, interviewing celebrities over the years.
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