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another RAF officer. His wounds, which included bad burns, warranted hospitalisation and ended his involvement in the Battle of France. By this time he was credited with at least 15 enemy aircraft destroyed. Two days later, in recognition of his exploits of 21 April, he was awarded the
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883:. Walton-on-Thames: Red Kite.
807:. Walton-on-Thames: Red Kite.
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1490:Ronald Berry
1471:George Unwin
1455:Ernest Mason
1431:John Baldwin
1359:Nigel Cullen
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1730:Archie Boyd
1722:Paul Richey
1634:John Gibson
1626:John Dundas
1506:Robert Boyd
1407:Adrian Boyd
1327:Tony Lovell
1287:Stanley Orr
1148:Billy Drake
1033:James Lacey
1025:Frank Carey
1017:John Braham
943:flying aces
750:Franks 2016
738:Franks 2016
721:"No. 34989"
703:"No. 34898"
685:"No. 34852"
493:Bowyer 2001
43:Nickname(s)
1798:Categories
1562:Ronald Hay
1538:John Ellis
1530:John Villa
1423:Max Aitken
1383:Edgar Kain
1247:Mark Brown
1183:Roy Dutton
1084:Lance Wade
1057:Colin Gray
958:Pat Pattle
797:References
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660:Burns 1992
648:Burns 1992
621:Burns 1992
568:Burns 1992
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505:Burns 1992
448:Le Touquet
424:Hornchurch
340:Edgar Kain
324:Edgar Kain
320:flying ace
283:Phoney War
261:fighters.
221:Early life
199:Phoney War
172:flying ace
124:Phoney War
67:Allegiance
1706:Ian Allan
1546:Ian Gleed
1463:Alan Owen
1065:Eric Lock
1263:Al Deere
440:St. Omer
380:—
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