The last surviving Dambuster dies
 

Thank you Sir, RIP

He was a terrific ambassador for his generation. Fair winds, Johnny.

May he rest in peace. Apres moi ...

I had the great pleasure and honour of meeting Johnny on a couple occasions as he was the guest of honour at Bristol & Gloucestershire ATC Wing Parades and Dinners. He was always interested in the Cadets and what they were up to. RIP Sir your Duty Done.

101 - not a bad innings. Fair winds and blue skies dear chap, you served your country and people well. The epitome of the Greatest Generation.

Thank you for your service, Sir

One of the truly exceptional ambassadors for the RAF and a humble man to boot, there are less and less of these people today,
Blue skies and one hopes one is walking into the crewroom in the sky to be welcomed with a mug of Tea and a pat on the back by the rest of your old crew, a job well done.

RIP and thank you.

Hear, hear! But I suspect he would be the first to reject such an epitaph. We were always brought to order by Danny42C for putting his generation on any sort of pedestal. "It simply happened on our watch, any others would have done the same. It just had to be done". With due respect to them all, they were special, very special, and thank heavens that was so!

DCO. A well-deserved RIP after a full and worthy life.

RIP sir. Juxtaposition between him and his colleagues in comparison to the drivel we read about daily, Harry, Hancock, Sturgeon etc is extraordinary.

Sir
You're duty is now done, RIP and fly safe.

Blue skies sir...

Salute

my hat is off

Raising a glass in salute.

RIP

I cannot disagree with your comments. Danny42C was correct. Every serviceman that fought for our country in any conflict in the face of an enemy is as much to be admired. RIP Johnny.

RIP Johnny, the last of a truly amazing bunch, blue skies.

RIP Sir…

Does anybody know if there are any surviving non-Pathfinder Bomber Command crew left? Or was Johnny Johnson the very last of them all?