World War Two raid on Japanese boats compared to Dambusters

A Welshman's singing was used to keep morale high on the mission In one of World War Two's most daring raids, a captured Japanese fishing boat travelled 4,000 miles in 48 days to destroy seven enemy warships. On board the vessel that left Western Australia for Singapore in autumn 1942 was Ronald "Taffy" Morris from Pentre, Rhondda Cynon Taf.