Charles Scot-Brown Obituary: Canadian hero, Charles Scot-Brown, passed away today. He jumped at Arnhem (“A Bridge Too Far”) and took out German radar station on Sword Beach during D-Day. He epitomized “The Greatest Generation” and “An Officer and a Gentleman” perfectly.
Canadian hero, Charles Scot-Brown, passed away today. He jumped at Arnhem (“A Bridge Too Far”) and took out German radar station on Sword Beach during D-Day. He epitomized “The Greatest Generation” and “An Officer and a Gentleman” perfectly. #ScotBrown pic.twitter.com/9yTHUKM6Ww
— chris west (@cwest0583) September 22, 2021
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