Allan Wilmot: Before the Empire Windrush
Q&A led by Vincent McBean, Chair, West Indian Association of Service Personnel.
Music by Alexander D. Great (Calypsonian).
During WWII, he served in the Royal Navy in teams that rescued people who had escaped the torpedoes of Nazi submarines in the Caribbean Sea. He then joined the Royal Air Force in Britain in the Air-Sea Rescue Service until 1945. Demobbed to Jamaica in 1946, he returned to Britain the following year.
Now at 95, Allan is the Keynote speaker at this heritage education zoom event. All invited.
When
MONDAY 20 JULY
7:30pm to 9:30pm
Where
Where ever you are! It’s a ZOOM Event! Get tour FREE tickets from Evenbrite
Admission:
FREE
Further information:
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