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I presume you mean Douglas Bader. However, he didn't lose his legs in action. See Related Links below.
Douglas Bader had his legs amputated at the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London. He underwent the procedures after a plane crash in 1931, which resulted in the loss of both his legs. Bader went on to become a notable fighter pilot during World War II, despite his disabilities.
Douglas Bader is a well known inspirational fighter pilot during WW2. He carried on flying despite having both legs amputated.
Douglas Bader's birth name is Douglas Robert Steuart Bader.
Douglas Bader
Douglas Bader was born on February 21, 1910.
Kenneth More played Douglas Bader in 'Reach for the Sky'
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Sir Douglas Bader's real name was Douglas Robert Steuart Bader. He was a British Royal Air Force fighter pilot during World War II, known for his remarkable flying skills and leadership despite losing both of his legs in a pre-war flying accident. Bader became a symbol of resilience and courage, leading a successful career in the air and later becoming a prominent public figure.
Douglas Bader was born on February 21, 1910.
Douglas Bader was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. He received the honor in recognition of his remarkable achievements as a fighter pilot during World War II and his inspirational story of overcoming adversity after losing both legs in a flying accident. Bader was knighted in 1976, reflecting his contributions to aviation and his role as a symbol of courage and determination.
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