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Magor, Norman Ansley If you have images associated with this Person, please contact us at
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Title | Flight Lieutenant (RNAS) |
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Official Number | (nk) |
Birth | 26/01/1891 | Death | 25/04/1918 |
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Place | Montreal | Place | (Killed in action) |
Area | PQ | Area | |
Country | Canada | Country | France (Killed in action) |
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Honours | DSC. M.I.D. |
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Biography |
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He was living in Montreal QC Canada and working as an importing agent at the time of his recruitment. He attended the Wright Flying School at Dayton OH USA, moving to Augusta GA USA. He received ACA Flying Certificate #402 dated 02/02/1916. |
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He was appointed as a Probationary Flight Sub-Lieutenant (Temp.) RNAS (With seniority dated 12/02/1916) in Ottawa ON. He was appointed as a Flight Sub-Lieutenant (Temp.) RNAS. He was appointed as a Flight Lieutenant (Temp.) RNAS. He served at the Talbot Works, 27/03/1916 to 04/1916. He served in RNAS Calshot, April to 11 /07/1916. He served in RNAS Felixstowe (for North Sea patrols), 11/07/1916. He was appointed as a Flight Lieutenant (Temp.) RNAS. He served in RNAS Dunkirk Seaplane Station, 11/07/1917 to 07 /11/1917. |
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Aircraft Flown | Service Aircraft Flown: Curtiss H-12 Large America Flying Boat. |
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Anecdotes |
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He was the brother of Flight Sub-Lieutenant Gerald Atkinson Magor. He sank German submarine UC-72 from a Curtiss H.12 Large America Flying Boat 1917. He was accidentally killed in France, 25/04/1918.) He was awarded a Distinguished Service Cross "For services in action with enemy submarines." |
References |
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Hiorth, D. (1995); Grant, Scottie & Bob Murray (nd); Blatherwick, John (1992); MacFarlane, John and Robbie Hughes (1997); http://airforce.ca/uploads/airforce/2009/07/gong-6m-n.html |
Last update |
2011-02-15 00:00:00 |