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1918 Royal Flying Corps a to B World War I 1914 – 1918 Royal Flying Corps A to B Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Adamson W C Capt. 5 Sep 1915 28 Harlebeke New British Cemetery Belgium Appleton A 2/Lieut. 17 Mar 1917 20 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Barton C H 2/Lieut. 26 Oct 1917 25 Zantvoorde British Cemetery Belgium Bastable W E Sgt. 17 Mar 1917 24 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Bisset E G W 2/Lieut. 7 Jan 1917 20 Mendinghem Military Cemetery Belgium Bond W H AMI 2 Apr 1917 22 Wimereux France Bradbury G C AMII 31 Oct 1917 36 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Bradyll E C R G Lieut. 5 Sep 1915 27 Harlebeke New British Cemetery Belgium Brazier V L AMII 14 Oct 1916 22 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Briscoe M W Lieut. 23 Jul 1917 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Brodie C G Lieut. 23 May 1917 20 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Brook L E Pte 3 Aug 1917 25 Voormezeele Belgium Brown C J F Pte 12 Jun 1917 Locre Hospice Belgium Browning C F AMI 10 Aug 1917 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Burt O L Lieut. 23 July 1917 21 Arras Flying Services Memorial France 1 World War I 1914 – 1918 Royal Flying Corps C to G Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Cato G M W G Lieut. 6 Nov 1917 21 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Clark W L Capt. 23 May 1917 27 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Clarke B L Lieut. 19 Apr 1915 26 Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery N.France Cooper A J Cpl. 17 Mar 1917 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Coxe C H 2/Lieut. 1 Jul 1916 18 Point-Du-Jour Military Cemetery, Athies France Davies M AMI 31 Oct 1917 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Diment H S 2/Lieut. 23 May 1917 18 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Egner F A 2/Lieut. 6 Jan 1918 20 Doullens Communal Cemetery, Ext No 1 France Eldridge H G AMII 16 Jun 1915 Hospital Farm Cemetery, Elverdinghe Belgium Felts P C 2/Lieut. 23 Jul 1917 22 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Fincham G E H Lieut. 9 Mar 1916 25 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Gibson G I 2/Lieut. 12 Aug 1917 22 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Gray L Sgt. 7 Jun 1917 24 Aeroplane Cemetery, Ypres. Belgium Gurnsey W E AMII 31 Oct 1917 34 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium 2 World War I 1914 – 1918 Royal Flying Corps H to L Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Halliday M F J 2/Lieut. 7 Jun 1917 19 Poelcapelle British Cemetery Belgium Haslam H 2/Lieut. 16 Sep 1917 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Heald T P 2/Lieut. 13 Oct 1917 25 Ypres Reservoir Cemetery Belgium Hickie C S Lieut. 1 Oct 1917 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Hogg C H K AMI 18 Sep 1917 20 The Huts Dickebusch Belgium James B T Capt. MC, MiD, 13 Jul 1915 26 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Jameson H 2/Lieut. MC, DCM, MM, MiD, 5 Jan 1917 20 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Kelway-Bamber C H 2/Lieut. 11 Nov 1915 20 Harlebeke New British Cemetery Belgium Kember W 2/Lieut. 1 Sep 1917 Harlebeke New British Cemetery Belgium Lankshear F Pte. 21 Aug 1917 22 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Lawrence W Capt. MiD 2 Jan 1915 22 Bailleul Community Cemetery N.France Linay A J L/Cpl. 16 Sep 1917 Tyne Cot Cemetery Zonnebeke Belgium Lyle M AMII. 10 Dec 1914 Longuenesse France 3 World War I 1914 – 1918 Royal Flying Corps M to R Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location McKimmie A I Lieut. 23 May 1917 23 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Marvin H L 2/Lieut. 26 Oct 1917 22 Zantvoorde British Cemetery Belgium Miles G H 2/Lieut. 12 Sep 1917 20 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Morris B M Lieut. 17 Mar 1917 21 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Nicholson G A S 2/Lieut. 22 Aug 1917 23 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium O`Brien T D 2/Lieut. 3 Mar 1916 20 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Pearmain F AMI 3 Jun 1917 28 La Clytte, Reninghelst Belgium Phillippo A J C E Lieut. 7 Jun 1917 22 Menin Communal Cemetery Belgium Phillips A F J AMII 12 Dec 1915 Vlamertinghe (Military) Cemetery Belgium Price G 2/Lieut. 9 Mar 1916 29 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Prior L P Capt. 7 Jun 1917 Bailleul Community Cemetery N.France Reeder R Capt. 6 Jan 1918 24 Doullens Communal Cemetery, Ext. 1 France Richardson R H Lieut. 6 Nov 1917 25 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium 4 World War I 1914 – 1918 Royal Flying Corps S to Z Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Smith G C Lieut. M.C. 31 Jul 1917 20 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Snowden H J Lieut. 11 Aug 1917 20 Hampstead, London UK Stiby F J AMII 13 Oct 1917 19 Outtersteene, France Stimpson E D Pte. 31 Oct 1917 25 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Stuckey R W AMII 1 Jun 1917 19 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Thomson W D Lieut. 5 Jan 1917 31 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Waters E G Lieut. 24 Jan 1917 30 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Wells T F AMII 23 Feb 1916 25 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Whittall N C 2/Lieut. 12 Sep 1917 22 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Wiltshire W R AMII 14 Oct 1916 23 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium Winstone A E AMII 20 Aug 1917 19 Voormezeele, Belgium Worstenholme J 2/Lieut. 25 Sep 1917 19 Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery Belgium 5 World War I 1914 – 1918 Royal Air Force A – S Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Ackroyd E AMI 13 Oct 1918 29 St Cloud , Paris. France Barre G B 2/Lieut. 9 Aug 1918 20 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Bradbury D 2/Lieut. 15 Aug 1918 20 Daours France Cresswell R N 2/Lieut. 23 Oct 1918 20 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Doherty P AMII 11 May 1918 Pernois France Fitton W 2/Lieut. M.M. 19 Aug 1918 23 Wavans British Cemetery France Gardenner J V 2/Lieut. 9 Oct 1918 20 Vadencourt Military Cemetery France McChlery J M 2/Lieut. 8 Oct 1918 20 Cerisy-Gailly Military Cemetery France McDonald J B 2/Lieut. 30 Aug 1918 19 Dury Crucifix France Miller R H Sgt. 28 Oct 1918 30 Richmond, Surrey UK Poole J J E AMII 14 Aug 1918 25 Abbeville France Reed F H 2 Lieut. 23 Oct 1918 20 Terlington British Cemetery Wimile, France Boulogne. Scott S H Lieut. 29 Sep 1918 18 Unicorn Vend`huile France 6 World War I 1914 – 1918 Royal Air Force T – Z Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Thompson A R Lieut. 10 Aug 1918 Villers Bretonneux Military Cemetery France Walker W Capt. D.F.C. 8 Oct 1918 24 Arras Flying Services Memorial France Croix de Guerre Waterer M A 2/Lieut. 11 Oct 1918 25 Tincourt New British Cemetery France Wickett R C Lieut. 9 Aug 1918 20 Arras Flying Services Memorial France 7 1918 – 1939 Royal Air Force A to J Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Bagge T LAC MiD 27 Aug 1938 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Barber E E AC2 18 April 1925 Ma'asker Al Raschid RAF Cemetery Iraq Dyer H D LAC 9 June 1939 23 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Fisher L E R P/0 MC 9 January 1928 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Freeman-Fowler J. F/L 27 Nov 1931 36 Ismailia War Memorial Cemetery Egypt Futcher W F Sgt 8 June 1928 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Garner A J Sgt Pilot 8 June 1928 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Hartung F B C AC1 16 Oct 1938 30 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Hobson E R C S/Ldr. DSO, DFC, 9 Apr 1938 39 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Hunter T B P/O 3 Sep 1936 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Jacobs J E F/O 27 Apr 1938 25 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Jennings R. LAC DFM 19 Aug 1938 23 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel 8 1918 – 1939 Royal Air Force J to Z Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Jones F AC2 8 July 1934 21 Ismalia War Memorial Cemetery Egypt Kay A B F/0 4 July 1928 Ma'asker Al Raschid RAF Cemetery Iraq Lincoln E ACI 3 Sep 1936 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Linney J LAC 27 July 1926 Ma'asker Al Raschid RAF Cemetery Iraq May F T P/O MiD 27 Aug 1938 21 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Nacy J AC2 27 July 1922 Ma'asker Al Raschid RAF Cemetery Iraq Nixon J W Observer 1 Jun 1921 27 U.K. Memorial UK Officer Smith W H LAC 27 Mar 1931 23 Ismailia War Memorial Cemetery Egypt Tarrant-Packer H C Sgt/Pilot 11 Oct 1938 Hebron – No Known Grave Palestine Tempest E R F /Lt MC, DFC, 17 December Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery Iraq 1921 Waddell R C F/O DSO, DFC, 19 Aug 1938 21 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel Wheaton H G AC1 9 June 1939 22 Ramleh War Cemetery Israel 9 World War II 1939 – 1945 Royal Air Force A to F Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Brown J H S/Ldr DSO, DFC 27 Aug 1944 27 Malta Memorial Malta Carswell J R (RCAF) F/O 15 Aug 1943 24 Alamein Memorial Egypt Chantry R Sgt. 14 Dec 1940 22 Alamein Memorial Egypt Chapman G E LAC 17 Nov 1944 32 Moro River Canadian War Cemetery Italy Clark A H M F/O 7 Apr 1943 21 Sfax War Cemetery Tunisia Clarke F M (RNZAF) F/O 14 Sep 1944 22 Malta Memorial Malta Davies R H Sgt 8 Apr 1945 22 Malta Memorial Malta Dawes D T St H F/L 14 Dec 1940 27 Alamein Memorial Egypt Duddle C W LAC 26 May 1941 26 Alamein Memorial Egypt Duffey G W/O 22 Nov 1944 23 Malta Memorial Malta Fairbourne-McPhee S R F/L 14 Jul 1942 25 Alamein Memorial Egypt Flannery J D F F/O 5 Jun 1944 22 Cassino War Cemetery Italy 10 World War II 1939 – 1945 Royal Air Force G to L Name Rank Awards Date Age Memorial/Grave Location Goodwin H C M P/O 21 Aug 1942 21 El Alamein War Cemetery Egypt Grey J N F/O 23 May 1944 22 Malta Memorial Malta Grosvenor B A P/O 25 Jun 1941 22 Alamein Memorial Egypt Harris F F/Sgt.
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