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ARRAS FLYING SERVICES MEMORIAL Pas-de-Calais, France 40 South Africans are commemorated on this Memorial. Registered on the Roll of South Africans who fell 1914-1918 edited after the War by the South African authorities. Informations about death circumstances from The sky their battlefield, of T.Henshaw, and Above the Trenches, of C. Shores, N. Franks & R.Guest. |
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Lieutenant Maximilian Otto BAUMANN Son of Gustav and Penelope GT Baumann (nee Bagley), of Bloemfontein, Orange Free State. A mining engineer. Served in the rebellion and German SW African campaign with Transvaal Horse Artillery (Source : C.W.G.C.). 70th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps and General List Killed in action on the 13th July 1917 - Age 27. Sopwith Strutter pilot. Fell in flames near Becelaere (Belgium).
Captain Douglas John BELL, M.C. and Bar Son of Christine Williams (formerly Bell), of Johannesburg, Transvaal, and the late Herbert Bell. Also served in German SW Africa in Transvaal Light Horse (Source : C.W.G.C.). N°3 Squadron, Royal Air Force 20 victories in 1917-1918 Died of wounds on the 27th May 1918 - Age 24. Flying on Sopwith Camel, shot down in Thiepval sector (Somme).
Second Lieutenant Edward John BLYTH 19th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 26th March 1918 during a low patrol on Sopwith Dolphin.
Second Lieutenant George William Bathurst BRADFORD Son of Lora Bradford, of 32 Park Road, Kimberley, South Africa (Source : C.W.G.C.). 15th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, and 8th Northumberland Fusiliers Observator on BE2c. Killed in action on the 4th February 1917 during an artillery observation patrol in Hébuterne-Puisieux sector (South of Pas-de-Calais).
Lieutenant Edgar Thomas Colin BRANDON Son of FJT and Annie Elizabeth Brandon (nee Collins), of Elandslaagte, Natal, SA. Also served in German SW Africa with Natal Carabineers (Source : C.W.G.C.). 11th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps FE2b pilot. Missing in action on the 3rd April 1917 - Age 22.
Second Lieutenant Ernest Vaughan CLARK Son of Alice M.Clark, of The Croft, Redhouse, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and the late Ernest V. Clark. Came from South Africa August 1915. Proceeded in France October 1915 (Source : C.W.G.C.). 20th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Bristol F2b pilot. Killed in action on the 29th November 1917 - Age 24. Shot down in Moorslede sector (Belgium).
Second Lieutenant Douglas Charles COLLIER 56th Squadron, Royal Air Force Missing in action on the 24th August 1918 over Barastre (Pas-de-Calais) on SE5a.
Lieutenant Paul Victor DORNONVILLE DE LA COUR Son of Colonel Victor Dornonville de la Cour (Danish Cavalry), and Agnes Louise Dornonville de la Cour, of 20, Bramham Gardens, Earls Court, London. Formerly Lieutenant of the Danish cavalry. Served in the South African War (Source : C.W.G.C.). 11th Squadron, Royal Air Force KIlled in action on the 15th May 1918. Age 39. Observator on Bristol F2b, shot down by enemy aircraft over Ovillers-la-Boiselle (Somme).
Second Lieutenant Julien Percy FERREIRA Son of the late Philip Ferreira, Manager of the Standard Bank of South Africa, and of Florence Ferreira, of Bureau St, Humansdorp, Cape Province, SA. Volunteered while a student at school in April 1917, and left for training obtained his Wings in May 1918 (Source : C.W.G.C.). 57th Squadron, Royal Air Force Killed in action on the 16th September 1918. Age 18. Flying on DH4 as pilot, shot down in flames in Marcoing sector (Nord) after a combat against Fokker DVIIs.
Second Lieutenant Godfrey Benjamin Joseph FIRBANK Son of Mrs Cecil Firbank, of Aldwick Court, Wrington, Bristol, and the late Godfrey Firbank. Also served in German SW Africa (Source : C.W.G.C.). 23rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps FE2b pilot. Missing in action on the 11th September 1916. Age 22.
Lieutenant Hugh Robert FRANK Son of Frederick and Margaret Lilian Frank, of Blackhurst, Kirkwood, Cape Province (Source : C.W.G.C.). 209th Squadron, Royal Air Force Killed in action on the 4th July 1918. Age 18. Flying on Sopwith Camel, shot down near Morcourt (Somme) after a combat against a Fokker DVII.
Second Lieutenant Hyde Tregellas GARRETT Son of the late Mark and Kate Garrett, of Retreat, Cape Province (Source : C.W.G.C.). 23rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, and General List Killed in action on the 20th May 1917. Age 22. Flying on SPAD VII, shot down by Oblt von Tutschek, JA12, near Riencourt (Somme).
Flight Sub-Lieutenant Alan Theodore GRAY 1st (Naval) Squadron, Royal Air Naval Service Killed in action on the 16th August 1917. Age 22. Flying on Sopwith Triplane, shot down by Lt GW Gross, Ja11, between Hollebeke and Zillebeke (Belgium).
Lieutenant Edward JACOT Son of F. and Mathilde Jacot, of "Hauterive", St John's Rd, Sea Point, Cape Town (Source : C.W.G.C.). 42nd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 6th June 1917. Age 27. RE8 pilot. In photographic patrol, shot down by machine gun fire.
Second Lieutenant Philip Solomon JOYCE Son of Harry and Pauline Joyce, of 11, Augustus Rd, Edgbaston, Birmingham (Source : C.W.G.C.). 60th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 6th March 1917. Age 20. In photographic patrol on Nieuport 16, possibly shot down near Achiet-le-Grand (South of Pas-de-Calais) by Oblt Mummetz, Ja1.
Sergeant Pilot Robert Renwick LIGHTBODY Son of Elizabeth Lightbody, of Germiston, Transvaal, South Africa, and the late James Lightbody. On staff of Victoria Falls Power Coy, Transvaal (Source : C.W.G.C.). 203rd Squadron, Royal Air Force Killed in action on the 15th September 1918. Age 21. Flying on Sopwith Camel, shot down in flames after a combat against four Fokker DVII near Bourlon Wood (near Cambrai, Nord).
Lieutenant Colin Corden LLOYD Son of Rupert Corden Lloyd and Ada Pattie Lloyd, of Trowbridge Avenue, Disanat, Sea Point, Cape Province (Source : C.W.G.C.). 54th Squadron, Royal Air Force Missing in action on the 17th April 1918. Age 21. Flying on Sopwith Camel, possibly shot down by Lt Strähle, Ja57, near Vieux-Berquin (Nord).
Second Lieutenant Reginald Herbert LOWNDS Son of Dr Henry A. Lownds and Ethel Lownds, of White Hills, Barberton, Transvaal (Source : C.W.G.C.). 43rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 17th March 1917. Age 20. Observator on Sopwith Strutter, probably shot down by Ltn K. Allmenröder, Ja11.
Second Lieutenant Charles Rowland MAASDORP 43rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Died of wounds on the 28th March 1918. Flying on Sopwith Camel, possibly shot down by Lt Udet, Ja11, between Albert and Bapaume.
Lieutenant Wilfred Raworth MCGEE Son of Edward and Kate McGee, of 292, Boom St, Pietermaritzburg, Natal (Source : C.W.G.C.). 103rd Squadron, Royal Air Force DH9 pilot Missing in action near Montdidier (Somme) on the 12th June 1918. Age 31.
Lieutenant Herbert James MULROY 56th Squadron, Royal Air Force Killed in action on the 18th June 1918. Flying on SE5a, crashed in Aveluy Wood (Somme) after a combat against an enemy aircraft.
Second Lieutenant Gordon Lautre MURRAY Son of the Reverend Andrew C Murray and Lydie A Murray, of Somerset West, South Africa. Rhodes Bursary Scholar from South Africa to Oxford University (Source : C.W.G.C.). 80th Squadron, Royal Air Force Missing in action on the 12th April 1918. Age 21. Sopwith Camel.
Second Lieutenant Philip Bryce MYERS Son of Angel David and Ada Myers, of Port Elizabeth, Cape Province (Source : C.W.G.C.) 40th Squadron, Royal Air Force Missing in action on the 27th September 1918. Age 19. SE5a.
Lieutenant Owen Harrow NICHOLSON Son of Harrow and Beatrice R Nicholson of Neherton, Pepworth, Natal (Source : C.W.G.C.). 3rd Squadron, Royal Air Force Flying on Sopwith Camel Missing in action in Neuville-St-Vaast sector (Pas-de-Calais, North of Arras)on the 18th June 1918. Age 19.
Second Lieutenant Forrest Gale PARSONS 7th Squadron, Royal Flying Force Missing in action on the 26th October 1916. BE2d pilot, in bombing operation in Courcelette sector (Somme).
Lieutenant David Moir PATON Son of Mrs MK Paton, of 46 Raleigh St, Yeoville, Johannesburg, and the late DM Paton (Source : C.W.G.C.). 66th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 24th September 1917. Age 27. Flying on Sopwith Pup, possibly shot down by Lt K.Wüsthoff, Ja4.
Captain William Gordon PENDER, M.C. Eldest son of John and Annie Catherine Bennet Pender, of Onich, Great Bookham, Surrey (Source : C.W.G.C.). 40th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 15th August 1917. Age 30. Flying on Nieuport 17, possibly shot down West of Annay (Pas-de-Calais) by Oblt H. Bethge, Ja30. Lieutenant Edwin Ravenhill PRIDEAUX Son of Edwin Leopold and CJ Prideaux, of Ravenhill, Malleson Rd, Mowbray, Cape Province (Source : C.W.G.C.). 203rd Squadron, Royal Air Force Killed in action on the 17th May 1918. Age 27. Flying on Sopwith Camel, shot down near Merville (Nord) after a combat against 15 enemy aircraft.
Second Lieutenant James Cook RIMER Son of James Cook Rimer, of the Civil Service Club, Cape Town (Source : C.W.G.C.). 43rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 17th March 1917. Age 20. Pilot of Sopwith Strutter, shot down between Athies and Oppy (Pas-de-Calais) by Lt Allmenröder, Ja11.
Lieutenant Thomas Earle Gordon SCAIFE, M.C. Son of Thomas Earle Scaife and Clara Scaife, of Burnholme, Robertson, Cape Province (Source : C.W.G.C.). 9th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, and 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiners) Killed in action on the 26th September 1916. Age 24. Observator on BE2c, shot down by AA fire over Lesboeufs (Somme).
Captain Frederick Hatherley Bruce SELOUS, M.C. Son of UC Gladys Selous, of Heartherside, Worplesdon, Surrey, and the late Captain FC Selous, DSO (Source : C.W.G.C.). 60th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, and The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Killed in action on the 4th January 1918. Age 20. Flying on SE5a, crashed near Menin (Belgium), possibly after an air collision with enemy aircraft.
Second Lieutenant Maurice SHARPE 21st Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, and General List Killed in action on the 28th October 1916. Flying on BE12, shot down after combat with enemy aircrafts over Courcelette (Somme).
Second Lieutenant Claude Battwell SIMPSON Son of JT and Mabel Simpson, of 37, Sprigg St, Cambridge, East London. Husband of Mabel Simpson, of 37, Queen St, Cambridge, Esat London (Source : C.W.G.C.). 20th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Bristol F2b pilot Missing in action on the 6th November 1917. Age 26.
Lieutenant Andries Lars STOCKENSTROM 70th Squadron, Royal Air Force Killed in action on the 23rd May 1918. Flying on Sopwith Camel, possibly shot down by AA fire.
Captain St Cyprian Churchill TAYLER, M.C. Son of Minnie Ruth Tayler, of The Haven, Boshoffs Rd, Natal, and the late John Frederic Jenner Tyler (Source : C.W.G.C.). 80th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, and Royal Sussex Regiment 10 victories in 1917-1918 Missing in action on the 17th March 1918. Age 22. Flying on Sopwith Camel, probably shot down by Lt Kroll, Jasta 24, South of Cambrai (Nord).
Lieutenant Douglas Price TROLLIP Son of Roland JW and EAT Trollip, of Mount Prospect, Witmoss Rail (Source : C.W.G.C.). 57th Squadron, Royal Air Force Missing in action on the 1st April 1918. Age 23. Pilot of DH4, shot down during a bombing operation near Grevillers (South of Pas-de-Calais), probably by Lt Wolff, Ja11.
Airman 1st Class Arthur TRUSSON 48th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 11th May 1917. Observator on Bristol F2b, shot down in flames near Fresnes (Pas-de-Calais, north of Arras) possibly by Lt Allmenröder, Ja11.
Lieutenant Clement Lewis VAN DER HOFF Son of Mrs HJC Van der Hoff, of 065, Burger St, Krugersdorp, Transvaal, and the late Mr MA Van der Hoff (Source : C.W.G.C.). 3rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps Killed in action on the 29th January 1918. Age 19. Flying on Sopwith Camel, seen break up over Bourlon Wood (near Cambrai, Nord).
Second Lieutenant Philip Charles WESTHOVEN Son of Wilhelm and AP Westhofen, of Cape Town (Source : C.W.G.C.). 4th Squadron, Royal Air Force RE8 pilot Killed in action on the 12th April 1918. Age 19.
Captain John Leo WHITTY, M.C. 70th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, and Leinster Regiment Died of wounds on the 8th July 1916. Observator on Sopwith Strutter, down in flames by AA fire East of Arras (Pas-de-Calais). |
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