Ed. Malvern College m. 1931 in Folkestone, Lilian Hall [Saville]; "The bride has been a popular and enthusiastic worker on behalf of the Junior Imperial League since going to Folkestone in 1927, and the bridegroom is a director of the Kent Air Services." - Rugby Advertiser RAeC Certificate 11038, dated 9 Apr 1933 taken at Kent Flying Club on DH Moth prev. of 'independent means'; RAFVR, Sgt Link Trainer 1940-41 prev. exp. 127 hrs on Gipsy Moth, Miles Hawk, Tipsy, Sopwith 2-strutter Address in 1941: Cedarcote, 5 College Rd, Petersfield, Hants Postings: 15FPP, 7FPP, 3FPP, 1FPP 3 accidents, all his fault: - 7 Jun 1942, after a bad landing in a Hurricane, the aircraft turned over onto its back - 28 Feb 1944, he hit the funnel of a steamroller whilst taxying in a Wellington - 4 Jan 1945, he struck a notice board with his propeller whilst taxying his Spitfire XXI LA218.
Off sick from 7 Jun to 12 Oct 1942 after his accident "A pleasing personality & a keen and willing worker", "although a trifle under-confident is aware of his shortcomings and should not get into any trouble"
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