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Lieutenant Frederick Wigan Jones

from IWM Collections

  • Gary Donaldson said:
    Frederick Wigan Jones, who had attended Stechford Council School in Birmingham, originally enlisted on the outbreak of war as a Private soldier, Regimental Number 2648, in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. He was subsequently commissioned on 16th November 1915 [London Gazette 29377 dated 23rd November 1915 shows his Commission as Second Lieutenant] and attained rank of Lieutenant in 8th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment on 10th October 1916. He initially arrived in France on 22/3/1915, possibly serving in 3rd Battalion Royal Warwicks. Lt Jones was wounded on 25th November 1916 and he Died of Wounds in hospital after evacuation to England on 21th December 1916 His medals were claimed by W. F. Jones, as next his of kin, 27/06/1921. Address for correspondence given as Sandown, Station Road, Steepford, Birmingham.//
  • Denise Jackson said:
    According to CWGC website he was the son of William Thomas and Fanny Maria Jones, of "Sandown," 270, Station Rd., Stechford, Birmingham. Born circa 1892 according to the 1911 census. He was the only child. Aged 19 and described as an Art Student. Born in Birmingham.
  • Clearbell-2012 said:
    He was a student at the Royal College of Art.

Ernest N. Ljunggren Special Collection Photo

from SDASM Archives

  • TVL1970 said:
    This is a photo of Jones Beach, Long Island. The structure in the center of the photo is the state park's distinctive 231-ft tall water tower. The photo is taken from the boardwalk (east of the water tower), looking toward the northwest. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jones_Beach_State_Park

Ernest N. Ljunggren Special Collection Photo

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  • fabulous arithmetic said:
    I think this is a C-54 Skymaster [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kukulu21/3376411308/]
  • Stéphane Beaumort said:
    Wrong. This is the much bigger C-74 Cargomaster!
  • fabulous arithmetic said:
    Stéphane Beaumort To start with there's no such thing as a 'C-74 Cargomaster'. If you are referring to the C-74 'Globemaster' you will find the loading doors are in front of the wings while the C-54's loading doors are behind the wings.