On December 9, 1941, Squadron Leader Arthur Scarf's entire squadron was destroyed. The 28-year-old pilot was the only one airborne. He chose to fly alone towards the heavily defended Japanese target at Singora. Under severe fire, he completed his bombing run, but was mortally wounded during the fight back. He stayed at the controls to save his crew before he died. He was awarded the Victoria Cross, a true legend whose solitary courage showed Britain's unbreakable spirit. He Defined Unbreakable C