FlightGlobal.com
Home
Premium
Archive
Video
Images
Forum
Atlas
Blogs
Jobs
Shop
RSS
Email Newsletters
You are in:
Home
Aviation History
1924
1924 - 0557.PDF
SEPTEMBER 4, 1924 London Gazette, August 26, 1924 General Duties Branch The following Cadets having successfully passed through the R.A.F. (Cadet) College, are granted permanent commns. as Pilot Officers, with effect from, and with seny. of, July 31 :—J. H. McC. Reynolds, D. A. Boyle, A. W. Elias, J. E. W. Bowles, R. LI. R. Atcherley, W. O. Du Port, H. R. D. Waghorn, G. N. J. Stanley-Turner, J. T. Eve, J. Warburton, A. B. Kay, C. S. M. Woode, J. A. T. Ryde, H. H. Brookes, R. H. Barlow, J. C. Don, F. M. Denny, L. R. W. Tillard, F. W. M. Matthews. The following Pilot Officers are promoted to rank of Flying Officers ; June 20 :—R. B. Jordan, F. E. Nuttall. The following Pilot Officers on probation are confirmed in rank :—E. A. C. Bushell, E. R. H. Coombes, J. C. Hill, A. C. C. Mason, V. A. C. Ross, P. Stainer, H. St. George-Taylor; May 10. R. W. E. Brvant, S. E. Bulloch, J. E. Clayton, R. K. Coupland, P. Cranswick, M.C., H. T. R. Cripps, E. H. Fielden, T. H. Finney, G. D. Green, P. P. Grey, A. F. Hutton, G. W. P. Irwin, G. H. Jennings-Bramly, J. C. Marcy, F. W. Moxham, T. F. Nicholas , D. Robinson, G. W. R. Russell, A. E. P. Snith, V. W. Soltau, C. F. Steven ton, J. Summers, W. A. Tattersall, F. F. Wilkinson, J. F. Young ; July 14. Flying Officer W. M. Shoosmith is transferred to the Reserve, Class A ; Aug. 23. The following Pilot Officers resign their short service commns. (Aug. 27) : D. J. Dorey, J. K. Trimmer. Pilot Officer R. G. Rickman relinquishes his short service comm. on account of ill-health ; Aug. 27. ROYAL AIR FORCE INTELLIGENCE The following appointments in the Royal Air Force are notified :— General Duties Branch Wing Commander C. C. Miles, M.C., to R.A.F. Depot, whilst attending War Staff Course at R.N. College, Greenwich ; 15.9.24. Squadron Leaders : L. C. Keeble, F. E. Hellyer, O.B.E., and R. C. Hard- staff, all posted to Inland Area Aircraft Depot, Henlow ; 15.9.24. R. B. Maycock, O.B.E., to R.A.F. Depot; 15.9.24. D. E. Stodart, D.S.O., D.F.C., and A. F. A. Hooper, O.B.E., to R.A.F. Depot ; 1.9.24. G. W. William son, O.B.E., M.C., to No. 1 Flying Training Sch., Netheravon, on tranfer to Home Estab. ; 1.9.24. Flight Lieutenants : P. G. Scott, C. B. Dalisou, A.F.C., L. J. MacLean, M.C., R. T. B. Houghton, A.F.C., L. M. lies, A.F.C., H. L. Macro, D.F.C., A.F.C., C. E. Maitland, D.F.C., J. D. Breakey, D.F.C., J. R. Bell, D.F.C., all posted to Inland Area Aircraft Depot, Henlow ; 15.9.24. J. A. Barron, to Inland Area Aircraft Depot, Henlow ; 1.9.24. T. A. Warne-Browne, D.S.C., to No. S Flying Training Sch., Sealand ; 1.9.24. C. F. le P. Trench, to No. 1 Sch. of Techn. Training (Boys), Halton ; 1.9.24. K. A. Meek, M.B.E., to Mech. Transport Repair Depot, Shrewsbury ; 1.9.24. W. Hel- more and W. G. Meggitt. M.C., to R.A.F. Depot; 1.9.24. C. Pilkington, A.F.C., to No. 13 Sqdn., Andover , 14.8.24. YV. E. G. Mann, D.F.C., to No. 56 Sqdn., Biggin Hill ; 3.9.24. Flying Officers : J. M. Glaisher, D.F.C., T. C. Traill, D.F.C., T. Duncan, C. T. Walkington, H. W. Heslop, C. P. M. B. Caillard, G. \V. Birkinshaw, R. A. Whvte, F. W. Sinclair, D.F.C., and M. S. Keogn, A.M., all posted to Inland Area Aircraft Depot, Henlow ; 15.9.24. R. H. Stewart Peter (Hon. Fit.-Lieut.), to No. 39 Sqdn., Spittlegate ; 1.9.24. H. O. Brown, M.M., and C. H. Harrison, to R.A.F. Depot; 1.9.24. V. P. Feather, to Elec. and Wireless Sch. Flowerdown ; 1.9.24. T- F. Titmas to No. 4 Stores Depot, Ruislip; 1.9.24. R. Jones, to No. 56 Sqdn., Biggin Hill; 1.9.24. J. T. O'Brien-Saint, to No. 13 Sqdn., Andover; 1.9.24. E. D. H. Davies, to No. 1 Sch. o: Tech. Training (Boys), Halton ; 1.9.24. A. C. Meredith, to R.A.F., Base. Gosport; 1.9.24. R. B. Jordan, to R.A.F. Base. Calshot; 6.8.24. F. J. Phillips, to No. 13 Sqdn., Andover ; 15.8.24. H. G. P. Ovenden. to remain at Elec. and Wireless Sch., Flowerdown, instead of to No. 207 Sqdn., as previously notified. H. I.. Christie to R.A.F. Depot on transfer to Home Estab. ; 12.8.24. H. L. Christie, to No. 1 Sch. of Tech. Training (Boys), Halton; 24.9.24. O. V. Lee, to No. 13 Sqdn.. Andover,; 14.8.24. G. Lansdowne, D.F.C., to Sch. of Naval Co-operation. Lee-on-Solent ; 15.9.24. A. B. Cree, to School of Army Co-operation, Old Sarum ; 9.9.24. E E H E THE H. G. HAWKER ENGINEERING CO.'S SPORTS DAY DESPITE the attentions of our all-too-familiar friend Jupiter Pluvius, the Hawker Sports Day at Kingston on August 23 was a great success, and the large crowd who braved the elements were amply rewarded by the splendid racing and competitions. Great keenness was shown in the inter-departmental compe titions/particularly in the tug-of war event, and in the relay race for the Sopwith and Sigrist Challenge Cups respectively. The fitting department, after a hard contest, won the tug-of- war event, defeating the machine shop by two pulls to one, but the tables were turned in the relay race, the machine shop running in fine style. Some good times were recorded, and in the high jump J. Ross cleared 5 ft. 1\ ins. The Police team from Sunbury defeated the East Surrey Regiment in the final of the open tug-of-war, and the Hawker teamjwon'the open relay race. The prizes were presented to the successful competitors by the wife of the "managing director, Mrs. F. Sigrist, and pro ceedings terminated with ,an open-air' dance, ^all having thoroughly enjoyed the sports day. The whole arrangements were in the hands of a committee, with Messrs. Whitehom and Scott at the head, and they are to be heartily congratulated on the result. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. F. Sigrist, Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Bennett, Mrs. Hawker, Capt. L. F. Peaty, Mr. F. S. Spriggs, Capt. and Mrs. K. Robertson, Mr. Sellar, Mr. F. C. Neman, and Mr. R. W. Sutton. AT THE HAWKER SPORTS : A^tug-of-war and, below, the slow-riding bicycle race 557
Sign up to
Flight Digital Magazine
Flight Print Magazine
Airline Business Magazine
E-newsletters
RSS
Events
