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LONDON - Henry Allingham is the oldest living link to the 9 million soldiers killed in World War I.
He is 112 now, nearly blind, mostly deaf and uses a wheelchair — none of which stops him from trying to remind everyone of those long gone.
"I don't want to see them forgotten," he says quietly, speaking after the opening of a Royal Air Force Museum exhibition on the conflict. "We were pals. story continues below"
LONDON - Henry Allingham is the oldest living link to the 9 million soldiers killed in World War I.
He is 112 now, nearly blind, mostly deaf and uses a wheelchair — none of which stops him from trying to remind everyone of those long gone.
"I don't want to see them forgotten," he says quietly, speaking after the opening of a Royal Air Force Museum exhibition on the conflict. "We were pals. story continues below"
