Lloyd Levy's parents met just before the start of the Second World War. They both served in the RAF during the war, and got married - in their uniforms - just before getting demobed.
Summary
My father was one of the lucky ones
Father’s Service
Father’s Service
- Lloyd Levy
- Interview by: Jess Boydon
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Maisie Levy
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