RAF war hero appeals for stem cell donor after diagnosis

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 24 Sept, 08:38 · Archive

Former RAF Chinook pilot Chris Gordon, 43, needs a stem cell transplant.

Chris Gordon, a 43-year-old former RAF Chinook pilot, has launched an appeal for a stem cell donor after receiving a life-threatening diagnosis. He was decorated by the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2013 for his life-saving work during the war in Afghanistan.

How it is being reported

• Hero helicopter pilot decorated for saving 31 lives in Afghanistan firefight could die unless he gets stem cell transplantDaily Mail · 24 Sept, 08:26
• British war hero launches appeal for stem cell donor after life-threatening diagnosisThe Independent · 24 Sept, 07:36
• British war hero launches appeal for stem cell donor after rare blood disorder diagnosisThe Independent · 24 Sept, 00:01

In this story: Chris Gordon · RAF · Queen Elizabeth II · Afghanistan

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