article_snippet: A heroic World War Two pilot who survived almost 70 missions against the Germans and was still in the cockpit at the age of 90, is in hospital fighting for Doug Gregory life after being knocked down by a hit and run driver.
article_snippet: The former RAF pilot, who still holds all his licences to fly, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross after his survived 67 missions into Nazi-controlled Europe during the Second World War.
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory survived almost 70 missions across Germany and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory was a member of the RAF during World War Two and survived a number of missions over Nazi territory.
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory is pictured in 1945 in War veteran Doug Gregory uniform (left) and flying gear (right), shortly before War veteran Doug Gregory was sent to India .
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory said two years ago War veteran Doug Gregory had no plans to stop flying but is now in a serious condition in hospital .
article_snippet: As well as War veteran Doug Gregory achievements during World War Two, War veteran Doug Gregory love of flying continued after the war.
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory defied the odds to recover from a brain haemorrhage and get back to the skies again - constructing War veteran Doug Gregory own aircraft, which War veteran Doug Gregory flew for nine years in the Great War Display team.
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory became Britain's oldest stunt pilot  until War veteran Doug Gregory decided to give up War veteran Doug Gregory role at the age of 90 in 2013.
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory joined the Royal Air Force as early as War veteran Doug Gregory
article_snippet: War veteran Doug Gregory also holds all the relevant licences, meaning War veteran Doug Gregory can still fly and said War veteran Doug Gregory plans to never stop.
highlights_snippet: Doug Gregory was in the RAF in World War Two and survived almost 70 missions against the Germans, being awarded Distinguished Flying Cross .
  
highlights_snippet: Doug Gregory survived missions as well as a brain haemorrhage to continue flying .
  
highlights_snippet: In 2013 Doug Gregory retired from as a stunt pilot at 90, after seven decades in cockpit .
  