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Heroism of Battle of Britain pilot who set fire to his Spitfire after crash landing on Dunkirk beaches - in story that was inspiration for Tom Hardy's character in movie - is revealed as his bravery medals go on sale

A Battle of Britain hero thought to have been the real life inspiration for Tom Hardy's character (bottom right) in the film Dunkirk has been revealed after his bravery medals emerged for sale. Squadron Leader Kenny Hart (top right) crash-landed his Spitfire on the beaches of Dunkirk following a dogfight with the Luftwaffe in May 1940. The 19-year-old fighter pilot then set fire to his 'kite' with a flare gun and watched it burn to stop the Germans getting their hands on a Spitfire - the same moment is replicated on the big screen when Hardy sets his plane alight after the fighter aircraft had come hurtling to the ground.

>19yo
>fighter pilot engaging in dogfights with luftwaffe
>squadron leader
>fighting nazis and winning ww2

average 19yo is a KHHV who's addicted to porn and vidya and dreams of ascending by 0.5 PSL

clown world

 

[Deleted member 2403]

Average 19 year old is not KHHV

 

[Amnesia]

he contributed to the degeneracy we re feeling now

 

[Deleted member 4991]

Imagine being a fighter pilot at 19 damn.

 

[dat feel]

he contributed to the degeneracy we re feeling now

Imagine being a fighter pilot at 19 damn.

real chad

 

[Maxximilian]

Mogs me in being in being pilot

 

[dat feel]

literal squadron leader

and he probably had bigger wrists than everyone here

meanwhile 19yos today get a pin for completing six weeks of training at mcdonalds