for his work for amputees
Douglas Mawson was knighted in 1914.
sir edmund hillary was knighted in the year 1953
Sir Douglas Bader was a renowned British fighter pilot during World War II, famous for his remarkable flying skills and leadership. Despite losing both legs in a pre-war flying accident, he returned to active duty and became a skilled leader in the Royal Air Force, achieving notable success in aerial combat. Bader's tenacity and determination made him a symbol of resilience, and he played a significant role in the Battle of Britain. After the war, he became a motivational speaker and advocate for the disabled.
He was Knighted for services to his Country. See the link for his bio.
I presume you mean Douglas Bader. However, he didn't lose his legs in action. See Related Links below.
Sir Douglas Mawson was knighted by King Edward VII of England in 1914.
Douglas Bader was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. He received the honor in recognition of his remarkable achievements as a fighter pilot during World War II and his inspirational story of overcoming adversity after losing both legs in a flying accident. Bader was knighted in 1976, reflecting his contributions to aviation and his role as a symbol of courage and determination.
Yes, Sir Douglas Bader had two children. He and his first wife, Joan, had a son named Robin and a daughter named Heather. Bader later remarried to his second wife, Thelma, but they did not have any children together.
Because has initials were D B.
Because he was knighted and became a sir
Douglas Bader's birth name is Douglas Robert Steuart Bader.
Douglas Mawson was knighted in 1914.
Douglas Bader was born on February 21, 1910.
Douglas Mawson was knighted in 1914, when he was 32 years old.
Sir Douglas Bader was an English RAF fighter pilot during the Second World War. He died in London in 1982 at the age of 72.
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He was knighted in 1581.