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English: The Air Transport Auxiliary pilot Mary Ellis (1917 – 24 July 2018) in November 2016. Ellis was at the Royal Albert Hall with fellow ATA pilot Joy Lofthouse for an appearance in the 2016 Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance. |
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