VALOUR REMEMBERED

The transcript covers the story of John Hanna, the youngest airman to receive the Victoria Cross for his bravery during a mission over Antwerp in 1940. Despite a blazing fire and exploding ammunition, Hanna extinguished the fire, allowing the plane to return safely. His widow later donated his medal to the squadron in his memory. The narrative highlights Hanna's courage and the squadron's proud history.

Who was the youngest airman to receive the Victoria Cross?

• John Hanna

• Franklin Engelman

• Pilot Officer Connor

• Mrs. Hanna

During which mission did Sergeant Hanna perform his act of bravery?

• A mission over Antwerp

• A mission over London

• A mission over Paris

• A mission over Berlin

What did Sergeant Hanna use to extinguish the fire on the plane?

• A bucket of water

• His bare hands

• A blanket

• A fire extinguisher

What was Mrs. Hanna offered for the Victoria Cross?

• £2,000

• £4,000

• £1,000

• £3,000

What did Mrs. Hanna decide to do with the Victoria Cross?

• Donate it to the squadron

• Keep it in the family

• Sell it to a museum

• Auction it for charity