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The RAF’s Youngest Bomber Pilot of WW2 no-tag he became a writer ofHaving left his grammar school just before his 16th birthday, Brian Slade falsified his age to pursue his dream of becoming a pilot. Within a few days of his 17th birthday, he was awarded his wings. It was the start of this teenagers remarkable wartime career. Soon after being awarded his pilots brevet, Brian was posted to his first squadron. Flying the venerable Vickers Wellington, he found himself experimenting with early target marking techniques.