Six First War Royal Flying Corps/Royal Air Force (Rfc/Raf) Photographs Hold His autopsy showed that he

His autopsy showed that he suffered "crushing and lacerations" injuries

inscribed "Torino" (Turin) with a faded "11 GEN 1940" (11 Gennario 1940 = January 11

and if you concur the CLO (Chief Liaison Officer) will be requested to inform the Central Honours Committee accordingly

with the initial diagnosis of "Anemia & Debility"

he was discharged on the 28th

Six First War Royal Flying Corps/Royal Air Force (Rfc/Raf) Photographs Hold His autopsy showed that heFirst photograph illustrating an aeroplane in a field, with six airmen standing in various locations around it and a seventh airman in the cockpit, puddles of water on the ground in front of the aeroplane, 156 mm x 210 mm; second photograph illustrating three airmen working upon the engine of an aeroplane in a hanger, with a fourth airman standing on the right side of the aeroplane beside the cockpit, with a truck and another aeroplane at the right