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of 49 Squadron RAF are remembered as they have no known grave. Over the years the original number has reduced as crash sites are discovered and crew remains identified. |
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In silent splendour here it stands With graven names from many lands For these there are no known graves Some rest beneath the ocean waves Some lie unknown in other lands In jungle ways and desert sands We wend our way from far and near In tribute to the ones who died We come in sadness but in pride These are the men who at the call Went forth to war and gave their all There comes, unheard, a mighty host Of unseen watchers, there they stand And join with us in Brother band We may not see, we may not hear But yet we feel their presence near This thought; this feeling lingers on They gave their lives, their hopes, their fears Let us remember through the years And join with heart and hand and deed The Unseen Watchers of Runnymede (Anon) |
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