Battle of Britain and SAS veteran 102 yr old Chelsea pensioner John Morris chats to TOPP
After decades living in Australia, a World War II Special Air Service (SAS) and Battle of Britain veteran was escorted home to England last month by an Australian Army soldier from 1st Commando Regiment to join the Chelsea Pensioners, a program run by the illustrious Chelsea Hospital for British Army…
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