One returned home, damaged, while the second survived being shot down. Here I recall conversations with two of the men who lived to tell the tale of Operation Chastise. New Zealander Les Munro and Australian Tony Burcher survived the most famous air attack of World War Two. The fortunes of war dictated that their experiences varied enormously. Sadly, these brave men are no longer with us, but I am eternally grateful that they took time out to discuss their memories of arguably the most daring raid of all.
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