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Joseph Berry (RAF officer)
Squadron Leader Joseph 'Joe' Berry, DFC
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* (28 February 1920 – 2 October 1944) shot down 59 V-1 missiles ("flying bombs") during World War II, more than any other fighter pilot.〔(The Hawker Tempest Page, 2014, ''Squadron Leader Joseph Berry (DFC
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*) )'' (4 December 2014) 〕
==Early life==
Berry was born in Quarrington, Teesdale, County Durham and attended Dukes Grammar School in Alnwick, Northumberland.〔 He lived at 55 Ramsey St, Quarrington, Teesdale (12 miles east of Crook, Co Durham. Later he moved to Hampeth near Alnwick, Northumberland where from 1931 to 1936 he attended the Duke Grammar School. Leaving school in 1936 as a 16 year old Joe moved into lodgings in Carlton, Nottingham for his work in the Inland Revenue, two years later he met Joyce, his future wife, who was working at the same branch.〔( Joe Berry biography )〕
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