Florence Green

English soldier and World War II veteran

Florence Green - Military & Warriors born 1901
Born

1901
125 years ago

Died
Category

Military & Warriors

Country

United Kingdom

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Served in the Auxiliary Territorial Service during World War II. Enlisted in 1941 and contributed to the war efforts as a driver and operator. After the war, lived a private life and shared experiences of service when prompted in later years. Recognized as one of the last surviving veterans of World War II. Passed away in 2012.

Served in the Auxiliary Territorial Service

Was one of the last surviving World War II veterans

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