James Martin Child
James Martin Child MC* (20 October 1893 – 23 August 1918) was a World War I flying ace. A British citizen living in Canada when the war began, he returned home for service. After being assigned to the Royal Flying Corps, he was credited with eight aerial victories. He died while rescuing a fellow pilot from a crashed aircraft.
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James Martin Child
James Martin Child MC* (20 October 1893 – 23 August 1918) was a World War I flying ace. A British citizen living in Canada when the war began, he returned home for service. After being assigned to the Royal Flying Corps, he was credited with eight aerial victories. He died while rescuing a fellow pilot from a crashed aircraft.
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James Martin Child MC* (20 Oct ...... pilot from a crashed aircraft.
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Military Cross with Bar, Belgian Order of Leopold and Croix de guerre
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1893-10-20
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Leytonstone, North London, England
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Aviation
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1918-08-23
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Turnberry, Scotland
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James Martin Child
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Chingford Mount Cemetery, London, England
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Captain
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