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Captain Ernest Robert Maling English

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  • Blueboy106 said:
    According to Cricinfo he played once for Gloucestershire (against Middlesex when he scored a duck in his first innings and two in his second). He never played for England.
  • Charlotte Czyzyk said:
    Help piece together the Life Stories of more than 8 million men and women who made a contribution during the First World War at www.livesofthefirstworldwar.org/

Major E F W Barker DSO

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Major G I Carmichael

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  • Sherbornguy said:
    Major George Ivan Carmichael, MC, DFC, RA Born on 24 Aug 88 2nd Lieut, RA on 18 Dec 08 Lieut., RA on 18 Dec 11 Attached to the RFC on 11 Mar 13 Temp. Capt on 1 May 14 Served in France from 1914 to 31 Mar 1918 with RFC Captain, RA on 18 Dec 14 DSO (LG 27 Mar 15) Served as a Temp Major from Mar 1915-Feb 1917 Temp. Lt-Col. from Feb 1917 to Mar 1918 From 1 Apr 18 he was employed under the Air Ministry Major, RA, 20 May 18 AFC, 1919
  • Sherbornguy said:
    He was born 22 August 1888.Son of Lieutenant Colonel J. Carmichael . Attended RMA Woolwich. RA 1908. & RFC 1912. France & Flanders Mention in Despatches & DSO 1915. Lieutenant Colonel & AFC 1919. Group Captain 1929 Retired 1933. He was the first to command Northolt, on its opening 3rd March 1915, in the rank of Major RFC of No 4 Reserve Aeroplane Squadron D.S.O. awarded for destroying the rails at Menin Raileway Station by dropping a bomb.
  • Christian Lüts said:
    Major George Ivan Carmichael, MC, DFC, RA. Born August 1888 Kingstown, Ireland, the son of Lieutenant-Colonel J Carmichael. He attended RMA Woolwich, 2nd Lieut, RA on 18 Dec 08 Promoted to Lieut., RA on 18 Dec 11 Attached to the RFC on 11 Mar 13 Temp. Capt on 1 May 14 Served in France from 1914 to 31 Mar 1918 with Royal Flying Corps Promoted to Captain, RA on 18 Dec 14 Awarded DSO (London Gazette 27 Mar 15) Married Kathleen Mary Foxon Smelt at St John’s Parish Church, Hampstead on 14th September 1915. His occupation is given as Major in Royal Flying Corps. His address is given as “The Areodrome, Norwich] Served as a Temp Major from Mar 1915-Feb 1917 Temp. Lt-Col. from Feb 1917 to Mar 1918 From 1 Apr 1918 he was employed under the Air Ministry Major, RA, 20 May 18 Awarded AFC, 1919 Died in the second quarter of 1976, New Forest, Hampshire. Photo from the Royal Aero Club
  • Guido said:
    George Ivan Carmichael's DSO was mentioned in the London Gazette as follows: Lieutenant (temporary Captain) George Ivan Carmichael, Royal Artillery and Royal Flying Corps. For conspicuous gallantry, daring, and ability throughout the Campaign. On the 11th instant [March 1915] he destroyed the rails at Menin railway station by dropping a bomb, weighing 100 lbs, thereon from a height of only 120 feet. On the return journey his engine was damaged by a bullet which necessitated his flying at a height of less than 200 feet. Captain Carmichael has also rendered service in observing Artillery fire. (London Gazette, 27 March 1915, page 3079)
  • Charlotte Czyzyk said:
    Help piece together the Life Stories of more than 8 million men and women who made a contribution during the First World War at www.livesofthefirstworldwar.org/