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Flight Sergeant, Royal Air Force
Arthur Louis Aaron was a Royal Air Force pilot who served during the Second World War. Over the course of his military service, he accumulated 90 operational flying hours and completed 19 sorties.
He is best remembered for his conspicuous bravery, which earned him the prestigious Victoria Cross posthumously, alongside the Distinguished Flying Medal. His actions remain a testament to his dedication and skill as a combat pilot during the war.
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