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101‑year‑old WW2 Royal Navy veteran welcomed at Burnham veterans’ breakfast
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101‑year‑old WW2 Royal Navy veteran welcomed at Burnham veterans’ breakfast
One of the country’s oldest surviving Royal Navy veterans from the Second World War was among those attending the latest Burnham Veterans Breakfast Club gathering in Burnham-On-Sea this month. 101‑year‑old John “Jack” Reeman received a warm welcome when he joined fellow veterans at The Reeds Arms on Burnham seafront. Organiser Mike Smith said Jack’s wartime service record is “hugely impressive”, spanning both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres. J…
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