Don Jones: 'We weren't heroes'

Don Jones was 17 he signed up for the Navy and after training he applied to be a gunner.

He was one of the first to land on D-Day. He was born in Mold in 1925 and left school at 14.

He wanted to join the Navy straight away but was too young. Instead he was a founder member of Mold Air Training Corps.

He landed on Sword Beach in the first wave on D-Day on a Landing Craft Tank protecting the troops as he manned the port side gun.

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