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On his return to Britain, Mr Noody visited the Blue Boar pub in Aldbourne, which served as the officers' mess in the days before D-Day.
He also met fellow veteran Cecil Newton, from the 47 Royal Dragoon Guards, in the town's memorial hall, which includes a display honouring the American troops stationed in Aldbourne.
Cheers! Mr Noody raises his glass in the Blue Boar pub, formerly the officers' mess during the war
Pose: Mr Noody with a copy of the photograph which spread his fame around the world
This weekend, he will leave Britain and travel on to Normandy for the 70th anniversary commemorations.
Mr Noody's trip to Europe was partly funded by an online campaign which raised $2,645 (£1,600) for his travel costs and expenses.
Rob Stark, who organised the campaign and accompanied Mr Noody, wrote online: 'Bob Noody is an Airborne vet of WWII. He landed in Normandy on D-Day to help liberate the French and the world of Hitler's tyranny.
'Bob wants to go back to Normandy for the last time in 2014 which is the 70th anniversary of his drop into Normandy.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2642976/D-Day-veteran-real-Band-Brothers-returns-wartime-billet-time-trip-former-battlegrounds.html#ixzz33A6nLEQS
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He also met fellow veteran Cecil Newton, from the 47 Royal Dragoon Guards, in the town's memorial hall, which includes a display honouring the American troops stationed in Aldbourne.
Cheers! Mr Noody raises his glass in the Blue Boar pub, formerly the officers' mess during the war
Pose: Mr Noody with a copy of the photograph which spread his fame around the world
This weekend, he will leave Britain and travel on to Normandy for the 70th anniversary commemorations.
Mr Noody's trip to Europe was partly funded by an online campaign which raised $2,645 (£1,600) for his travel costs and expenses.
Rob Stark, who organised the campaign and accompanied Mr Noody, wrote online: 'Bob Noody is an Airborne vet of WWII. He landed in Normandy on D-Day to help liberate the French and the world of Hitler's tyranny.
'Bob wants to go back to Normandy for the last time in 2014 which is the 70th anniversary of his drop into Normandy.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2642976/D-Day-veteran-real-Band-Brothers-returns-wartime-billet-time-trip-former-battlegrounds.html#ixzz33A6nLEQS
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