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Captain Oswald Gayford, whom he flew with for nearly a year), Their citation stated: "These two officers have flown together for a period of twelve months, during which time they participated in a number of bombing raids, carried out a large number of
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valuable reconnaissance patrols and escort flights in all weathers, by day and night, during the performance of which duties they have brought down hostile aircraft on several occasions. No task is too difficult for these officers."
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Captain C. F. Gordon shot down an enemy operated
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Defence Great Britain until appointed to command No. 2 (Indian Wing) Station,
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Squadron Histories: R.F.C, R.N.A.S and R.A.F. 1912–59
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917:Encyclopaedia of Modern Royal Air Force Squadrons
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254:John William Boldero Grigson
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604:The citation in the
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658:No. 55 Squadron RAF
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570:He was awarded the
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1649:People from Pelynt
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