This is a story about a raid that nobody remembers, an old airfield that nobody cares about, and why, because it wasn't an action which significantly impacted the war effort, the men who died - and their stories - have been forgotten. Until now.

Billy Bishop was a Canadian pilot who is credited with the most kills of any British Empire pilot in the First World War. In 1917, he won a Victoria Cross. But the circumstances behind this are murky. Did he lie about the events which led to the award of the highest British military honour? And how does this impact our view of First World War aviation as a whole? Michael Terry is a PhD student at The Open University currently researching First World War aviation. 00:00: Billy Bishop's fake VC 08:00: Pilots in WWI

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