... arrival from time Pay Corps, Army Ordrance Corps, ‘great majori! of the crowd, while ready nee, retained the freshness of sim- district. In tht the was! in that it. time of officers in fore: ‘ign uniforms r + Chaplains’ Depsrtment, Royal Aemy) the ero of the ...

... P. Adye Curran, Captain G. S. J. Archer. Captain E. W. Siberry, and Captain E. Donnell, Royal Army Medical Corps, have selected to attend a course study the Royal Army Medical College, London, commencing on the Ist August. Captain W. K. 2nd Battalion ...

... Dorset Regiment, attached Royal Flying Corps, ottb orally reported killed, received his commission originally in the Special Reserve of the Dorset Regiment in January, 1915, He wa-s subsequently attached to the 2nd Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers ...

... Boyton, Royal Corps, who was mentioned in Sir D. Haig’s despatch, is the youngest son of th© late Canon Boyton (Derry) and of Mrs. Boyton, Convoy. ll© spent a year in Franc© a motor cyclist despatch rider and six months as observer in the Royal Flying ...

... Ist Battalion Royal Lancaster Regiment. Irish Gnards. Scots Gnards. Corps of Royal Engineers. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Royal Garrison Artillery. Royal Artillery. Royal Horse ...

... corporal in the Royal Flying Corps was killed while flying in Northern town late yesterday afternoon, and an officer of the corps was iojnred. Another distressing flying fatality occurred Aldershot yesterday. Ueateoant Phil lip Evans, Royal Flying Gorpa ...

... Lieutenant Mitchell had’been transferred the Royal Flying Corps. Hopes the young officer’s safety have been raised by the following letter which Mr. Mitchell yesterday revived from an officer in the Royal Flying Corps:—** expect you got War Office telegram ...

... glance the rapid and immense growth of the Royal Flying Corps. Here is the brain centre of the whole organisation which controls the military air .■service at home and abroad. No department of the Royal Flying Corps ha*> made such remarkable* improvement ...

... when received his commission in the sth Scottish Rifles at the end of October, 1914. In June, 1916, joined the Royal Flying Corps as observer, and was awarded the Military Cross in September, Having qualified as a pilot returned to France April, 1917. ...

... difficult to observe In any detail, but from the observer s seat of a Lysander army co-operation plane * hedgehopping ” over the countryside on reconnaissance the spectacle was impressive Canadian troops formed Canadian unit of the Royal Armoured Corps. Another ...

... of the young officer, wa« the observation officer of the machine of which the piiot. Lord Lucas, was killed when it wa-s brought down while (lying over the Gorman linev. Lieutenant G Wadden. Lieutenant G. Royal lying Corps, who has been mining for the ...

... military aviation, showing the progress made by the Royal Flying Corps during the first year ita existence. This states that the number of fivers in the Royal Flying Corps who to May last had received the Royal Aero Club certificate was 216 ...