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And we read of a sister's lifelong anguish at never knowing the fate of her brother, who left one morning on a mission and was never seen again, and how we were able to bring a sense of closure to her after researching his story. We heard from the friend of a crew-member whose last memory of his pal was seeing him climb into a doomed bomber, having taken his place at the last minute owing to some chance of fate.

And we read of a sister's lifelong anguish at never knowing the fate of her brother, who left one morning on a mission and was never seen again, and how we were able to bring a sense of closure to her after researching his story. We heard from the friend of a crew-member whose last memory of his pal was seeing him climb into a doomed bomber, having taken his place at the last minute owing to some chance of fate.

At the going down of the sun, and in the morning we will remember them. - Laurence Binyon
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