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from SDASM Archives

• TVL1970 said:

  This is a photo of Tony LeVier (right) shaking hands with fellow test pilot Joe B. Jordan (left), on the day that Gordon set the (then) world altitude record of 103,395 ft in a US Air Force Lockheed F-104C Starfighter (56-0885), December 14, 1959. See: www.i-f-s.nl/f-104-records/ blog.seattlepi.com/americanaerospace/2010/12/13/f-104c-wo... www.thisdayinaviation.com/tag/joe-bailey-jordan/ Here is a film documenting the record-breaking flight: YouTube - The Joint Forces Channel: "Historic Footage Of F-104 Breaking Altitude Record"

Stoker Petty Officer Harold Jordan

from IWM Collections

• Historydevotee said:

  From Commonwealth War Graves Commission website: Name:JORDAN, HAROLD Initials:H Nationality:United Kingdom Rank:Petty Officer Stoker Regiment/Service:Royal Navy Unit Text:H.M.S. "Strongbow." Age:30 Date of Death:17/10/1917 Service No:309611 Additional information:Son of Alfred and Fanny Jordan, of 101, Laurel Rd., Leicester. Casualty Type:Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference:23. Memorial:CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL

• Carl Lewis said:

  For more information about the sinking of HMS Strongbow on OCTOBER 17 1917, visit: www.hmsstrongbow.org.uk

• shayes2006 said:

  From UK Royal Navy & Royal Marine War Graves Roll Name: Harold Jordan Rank: Sto PO Birth Date: 8 May 1887 Birth Place: Aylestone, Leicester, England Branch of Service: Royal Navy Cause of Death: Killed or died as a direct result of enemy action Official Number Port Division: 309611. (Ch) Death Date: 17 Oct 1917 Ship or Unit: HMS Strongbow Location of Grave: Not recorded Name and Address of Cemetery: Body Not Recovered For Burial Relatives Notified and Address: Mother: Fanny 101, Laurel Rd, Highfields, Leicester

• familytree2010 said:

  On the 1911 census he was a Stoker aboard HMS Bruizer.

• 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/

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• Chris Devers said:

  Middle East somewhere? Egypt? Palestine / Israel? Algeria? Jordan? Syria? Turkey? The columns could be Greek or Roman, so somewhere within the former territory of their empires on the eastern Mediterranean. The hills in the background seem to be pretty lush with plants & trees & crops, so it's not the Sahara desert or anything ike that.