on โ08-06-2014 02:28 PM
AN 89-YEAR-OLD veteran who ran away from his care home in England to join the D-Day commemorations in France has returned home, hailed as the embodiment of World WAN 89-YEAR-OLD veteran who ran away from his care home in England to join the D-Day commemorations in France has returned home, hailed as the embodiment of World War II fighting spirit.
Bernard Jordan said he had no regrets after slipping out of The Pines nursing home in Hove on the southern English coast on Thursday wearing his medals under his raincoat.
The former Royal Navy officer joined a coach party heading for events marking the 70th anniversary of the landings at Ouistreham in Normandy, northern France.
on โ08-06-2014 03:18 PM
That's the fighting spirit to be admired for.
Independantly geting where he wanted to go.
I dips me at.
Erica
on โ08-06-2014 04:45 PM
In his youth, he ran away to SEA.
In the winter of his life, he ran away to SEE.
I wonder why he had to run away from his care home to attend. It appears thoughtlessness survives in The Pines and where was his carer during the escapade?
I love a sailor and his spirit.
DEB