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 | RAF's most decorated air gunner dies From The Times, 6 June 2007 Tributes were paid yesterday after the death of a Second World War airman who had become the RAF’s most decorated gunner. Wallace McIntosh, 87, who died on Monday, was described as a “true hero” who repeatedly cheated death during his 55 sorties as a rear gunner in Bomber Command’s 207 Squadron. The wild Scottish urchin who became war’s top rear gunner-News-UK-TimesOnline
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