INDEX
Reading edition
“Ace,” a French, 60 and note25
Adam, Lieut. A. R., 128, 136
Adinfer Wood, 35;
German trenches, 37–8
Aeroplane Supply Depot, No. 1, 112
Air Board Training Division, 87
Air Force Mechanical Transport, work of, 116–17
Albert, 30
Allenby, General, inspection of 60 Squadron, 53, 56–7;
sent to Egypt, 106
Americans, the, at Beugnatre, 118;
men serving in English scout squadrons, 121–2
Amiens, 13, 106, 115–16;
a dinner in, 118
Anderson, Lieut. J. R., 128, 137
“Archie” gunners, 8, 22, 34 and note7, 35, 51–3
Armistice, the, 90, 122–4
Armstrong, Capt. D. V., 3, 8, 11, 15, 17–19;
death, 72–3, 128
— Lieut. J. L., 128
Army of the Rhine, 126
Arras, 26, 56, 67;
battle of, 22, 30–64
Arras-Albert Sector, the German retreat, 32–3
Arras-Cambrai road, 11–12
Artillery horses, 83
Artillery registration, German, 58–9, 61–2
Aspinall, Sergt.-Major, 4–5, 23
Atkinson, Lieut. F. L., 128, 136
Ayling, 2/Lieut. W. R., 128
B.E. machines, 9, 41
B.E.2C. machines, 2
Baalman, Lieut. J., 128
Bacon, Lieut. D. H., 128, 135
Bailleul aerodrome, 105
Baisieux, 116
Baker, Lieut. C. G., 128
Balfour, Major H. H., 3, 90, 128;
description of a flight, 11–13
Ball, Captain A., 15–17, 39, 73, 81, 128
— Lieut. A. C., 88–9, 128, 137
“Balloon strafing,” 20–1, 38, 47–48;
account by Captain Molesworth, 50–3
Bancroft, Sergt., 69, 136
Bapaume, 15, 17, 18, 36, 94, 118
Barnaby, Capt. H. O., of the “archie” gunners, 22
Barnett, Lieut. H. J. O., 128
Barrington-Kennet, Basil, 4
Bartlett, Lieut. J. N., 106, 128
Baths, camp, 95, 96
Battle, F/Officer H. F. V., 128, 138
Beck, Capt. A., 115, 122, 128
Belgian troops, rations and ammunitions for, 116
Belgrave, Capt. J. D., 73, 111, 128, 137
Bellevue, 105–6
Bell-Irving, Major A. D., 3, 15, 17, 21, 23, 128, 135
Bessoneau hangars, 94 and note43
Beugnatre, 116, 118
Bigood, 2/Lieut. J., 3, 128
Binnie, Capt. A., 39, 44–5, 128, 136
Biplanes, Morane, 5, 6
Bishop, Lieut.-Col. W. A., 40, 45, 47, 49, 61–3, 66, 73, 81, 90, 97, 101–2, 104, 112, 128
Black Boy, dog, 96
Black, Capt. C. T., 39, 128
Blake, Capt. C. L., 128
Blessley, Lieut. R. C. W., 128
Boffles, 60 Squadron at, 106, 116
Boisdinghem, 60 Squadron moved to, 8
Booby traps, 36, 38, 123
Boulogne, 83
Bourlon Wood, 118
Bower, 2/Lieut. F., 47–8, 129, 135
Brackenbury, Lieut. H. S., 45, 129
Breguet machine, 119–21
Bright, 89279 2/A.M. H. H., 137
Bristol machines, 2, 39, 115
Browning-Paterson, Capt. H. A., 3, 129, 135
Bruay mines, 57
Brussels, 9
Bryant, Capt. W. E. G., 3, 129, 135
Bryning, Lieut. H. E. W., 129
Buckingham bullets, 21, 51
Buckley, 2/Lieut. H., 115, 129, 137
“Bullets,” Morane, 5, 6–8, 11
Burbidge, 2/Lieut. E. A., 129
Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France, quoted, 74–5
Burning machine, a, described, 102–3
Busigny, 15
Caffyn, Lieut. C. McH. M., 45–6, 129, 135
Caldwell, Major K. L., 28, 31, 39, 57, 66, 70, 73, 129
Callaghan, Lieut. L. K., 118
Cambrai, 15, 50, 56, 118, 122;
attack November 20, 79
Camel machines on the Somme, 18;
for 151 Squadron, 71;
for 148 Squadron, 117
Campbell, Lieut. K. T., 129
Canada, the elections, 84
Canadian cavalry, 40
Canadians, first contingent, 40;
in the R.A.F., 81
Capel, Lieut. L. H. T., 129
Carleton, Capt. C. W., 129
Carlyle, Lieut. W. M., 129, 135
Carter, Lieut. A., 70, 129
Cass, 2/Lieut. W. E., 129
Cassel, 70, 86
Casualties, the first Flying Corps, 13;
list of, 134–8
Caswell, Lieut. G. F., 129, 138
Caudry Station blown up, 123
Caunter, Capt. J. C. A., 129, 137
Cavendish, Lord John, ideal of a gentleman’s character, 74, 78–9
Cecil, Lord Hugh, on the education of the future R.A.F. officer, 74, 124
Cemeteries, German, 36
Central Flying School, Uphaven, 3, 81
Chapman, 2/Lieut. L. C., 129, 136
“Character of a gentleman,” 74–9
Charles, Capt. L. S., 129, 135
Chidlaw-Roberts, Capt. R. L., 70, 73, 129
Chinese coolies, 83–4
Chipilly, 47
Christie, 2/Lieut. E. W., 129, 137
Church Army huts, 84
Churchill, Mr., 125
Cinema, the, 101
“Circus,” the, red-painted German machines, 30, 38, 54, 67 and note35
Cizancourt Bridge, 19
Clare, Capt. S., 129
Clark, Capt. F. W., 89, 129
— 2/Lieut. L. L., 3, 129, 135
— 2/Lieut. R. B., 48–9, 129, 136
Clarke, Major A. C., 114, 129;
Armistice dinner, 123–4
Clay, T., Flight Commander, 118
Clouds, difficulties of flying in, 34–5
Cock, Lieut. J. H., 129, 136
Cole, A/Capt. E. S. T., 129
Collier, Capt. J., 129
Comic Cuts, 27 and note6
Compass, use in clouds, 34 and note8
Compass stations, 58–9
Conrad, on the west wind, 109–10
Cooper bombs, 18, 19, 70
Copeland, Capt. W. H. K., 106, 129
Courcelette, 15
Court, Lieut. G. F., 129
Craig, 2/Lieut. G. B., 129, 137
Crane, Lieut. F. D., 129
Crashes, 91
Crawford, Capt. K., 129, 137
Creech, Lieut. J. O., 118
Croisille, 34
Crompton, Lieut. H. D., 89, 90, 129
— Lieut. J. B., 70, 129
Cros, Lieut. G. L. Du, 129
Crowe, Major C. M., 114, 129
Cunningham, Lieut. C. F., 129
Dainville, 32
Dalmeny, Lord, 106
Daly, F/Lieut. A. P. V., 31, 129
Davies, Capt. I. Meredyth, 111, 129
Day, Lieut. W. B., 129
De Havilland machines, 115;
60 Squadron equipped with, 126
“Debussing,” term, 72 and note39
Delay-action mines, 36, 123
Dell-Clarke, Capt. G. C., 129, 137
Demobilisation, 125–7
Densham, 2/Lieut. E. W. C., 129
Devastation by the enemy, 35–6
Dixmude, 119
Dobson, F/Lieut. G. W., 24–5, 129
Doby, batman, 14
“Dog-fights,” 43 and note11, 54
Dogs of 60 Squadron, 84, 96
“Dope” treatment for aeroplane fabric, 28
Douai, 9, 42, 47, 54, 66 note32, 88, 94
Doullens, 105
Doullens-Amiens road, 8
Doyle, Capt. J. E., 115, 129, 137
Drocourt Switch, 66 and note32
Drocourt-Quéant Switch, 94
Drummond, Lieut. L., 129
Drysdale, Capt. J. M., 129, 135
Duck-boards, 83
Dug-outs, German, 36–8
Duncan, Capt. G. M., 115, 116, 129
— Capt. W. J. A., 73, 89, 90, 106, 111, 129
Dutch frontier escapes, 9
Eleventh Wing, the, 60 Squadron moved to, 65, 69
Elgood, 2/Lieut. J., 129
Elliott, Lieut. G. F., 129
— Lieut. J. McC., 47, 130, 136
Engines, air-cooled rotaries, 25, 65;
water-cooled stationaries, 25, 65–6
Epinoy aerodrome, 114
Estrées-en-Chaussée, attacks on, 18–20
Etaples, 63, 126
Evans, Lieut. C. D., 89, 130
“Evening hate,” 49 and note18
F.E.8 machines, 26 and note4, 94, 95
Fampoux, 47
Fienvilliers, 106
Fifth Army, 70
Fighting in the air, conditions, 108–9
Filescamp Farm, 60 Squadron established at, 24, 57, 69–70
First Army front, night-bombing, 72;
the Cambrai attack, 79
Fitzgerald, 2/Lieut. J. J., 130, 137
Flintoft, 2/Lieut. H. T., 130
“Flying Pig,” the, 43
Flynn, 2/Lieut. J. H., 130, 137
Foch, Maréchal, 119–20
Fokkers, produced autumn 1915, 2;
not distinguishable from the “bullets,” 8;
on the Somme, 12;
the D7, 115;
low-flying, 117–18
Folkestone, 62
Foot, Major E. L., 8, 15, 130
Football teams, 23, 82–3, 125
Formation, fighting in, 43 and note14
Forsyth, 2/Lieut. C. V., 130
France, Lieut. C. W., 130
French Flying Corps, 119–20
Frost, effect on Hun flying, 25, 31
Fry, Capt. W. M., 46, 50, 130
Gallais, Capt. P. E. M. Le, 130
Gallipoli, 39
Garnett, Lieut. W. P., 130, 135
Gavrelle, 67
German Flying Corps, 117, 122
German retreat, March 1917, 33, 34;
prisoners at Cassel, 86–7;
courtesy, 88
Gibbon, Lieut. F. O., 130
Gilchrist, Lieut. W., 130, 136
— Major E. J. L. W., 8, 15, 17, 21, 31, 130, 135
Giles, Capt. G. A., 23, 130
Gnome Martinsyde scout, 23
Good, Lieut. H., 3, 130
Goodrich, Capt. F. E., 130
Gordon, Lieut. H. A., 111–12, 130, 137
Gosport School of Special Flying, 2, 14, 17
Gotha biplanes, 18
Gramophone Company factory at Hayes, 5
Grandin, 2/Lieut. R. J., 45, 130, 136
Graves, Major E. P., command of 60 Squadron, 23, 24;
death of, 30, 31, 130, 135
Gray, Capt. D. B., 3, 130
Grenfell, Capt. E. O., 8, 15, 31–2, 130, 135
“Grids,” the term, 26 and note3, 28
Griffith, Lieut. J. S., 90, 106, 111, 130, 137
Gunner, 2/Lieut. W. H., 130, 136
Gun-oil, non-freezing, 31
Guy, Capt. H. W., 130
Haig, Field-Marshal Earl, 116, 127
Hall, Lieut. C. S., 41, 47, 66, 130, 136
— Lieut. J. G., 130, 137
Hamer, Lieut. H., 130
Hammersley, Capt. H. A., 70, 73, 89, 90, 106, 130
Hammond, Lieut. H. T., 130, 136
Hare-hunting, 125–6
Harlow, 2/Lieut. L. P., 130
Harris, Lieut. H., 3, 130
— 2/Lieut. R. M., 130, 136
Havrincourt Wood, 15, 117
Hawtrey, 2/Lieut. J. J. A., 130, 136
Hayes, 5
Headlam, Lieut. J., 130, 137
Heenan, Major J. N. O., 3, 130
Hegarty, Capt. H. G., 89, 106, 111, 130
Hem, 106
Hemsworth, Lieut. G. W., 84–6, 130
Henderson, Lieut. C. R., 130
— Lieut. N. P., 130, 136
Herbert, Capt. E. G., 31, 130, 135
Hervey, Lieut. H. E., 45, 130, 136
Hickson, 2/Lieut. F. A., 130
Higgins, Brig.-Gen. J. F. A., 22, 23, 57;
account of Ball’s feats, 16–17
Hill, Sqdn.-Leader R. M., 8, 15, 17, 21, 130
Hindenburg Line, 34, 94, 99;
German retreat to, 123
Hispano Suisa engine, 65, 66, 90
Holland, Capt. C., 130
Honours gained by 60 Squadron, 127
Hopper, 2/Lieut. R., 31, 130, 135
Horn, F/Lieut. S. B., 57, 66, 130
Hôtel Continental at Paris-Plage, 63
Howard, 2/Lieut. E. S., 130, 136;
an adventure at Roeux, 46–7
Hun Jagdstaffeln, 65
Hunter, Lieut. G. D., 130, 136
Hussars, the 19th, 3, 24
Incendiary bombs, 19, 21
Independent Air Force, 120
India, 60 Squadron stationed in, 126
Iron Cross, 27
Izel le Hameau aerodrome, 21–4, 91
Jenkins, Lieut. W. E., 66, 69, 70, 130, 137
Johnson, Lieut. O. P., 116, 130
Johnston, Lieut. B. S., 130
Jones, Lieut. R. N. K., 130
Joyce, Lieut. P. S., 131, 135
Kate, dog, 96
Kean, Capt. R. C., 131
Keddie, Capt. G. D. F., 3, 131
Keen, Lieut. S. W., 131, 137
Kelly, Lieut. C. M., 131
Kemmel Hill, 120
Kent, 2/Lieut. W. M., 89–90, 131, 137
Kerr, Lieut. J. F. M., 131
Kight, 2/Lieut. J. L., 131
Kimbell, 2/Lieut. R. E., 131, 136
Kindley, F. E., 18
King, 2/Lieut. C. H. M., 131
Kingwill, Capt. A. N., 131
Kirkpatrick, Lieut. R. A., 131
Kirton, Capt. H., 131
Kite balloons, hostile, firing of, 20–21, 38
“Kite,” name applied to the Morane biplane, 6
Knowles, Capt. M. B., 41, 131, 136
— Lieut. R. H., 3, 131
Langwill, Lieut. T., 47, 131, 136
Latta, Capt. J. D., 15, 17, 131
Laurie-Reid, 2/Lieut. J., 3, 131
Laurier, election of, 84
Law, Capt. J. K., 70–1, 131, 137
— Mr. Bonar, 70
Le Cateau, 122
Le Hameau, 56
Le Prieur rockets, 20, 21, 51 and note19
Le Quesnoy, 123
Le Rhone engine, 6, 7, 28, 65
Leckie, 2/Lieut. L. H., 131
Lens, 44
Lewis, Col., 22
— Lieut. H. M., 131
— Lieut. R. G., 111–12, 131, 137
Lewis guns, 7, 28, 52 and note22, 55, 90
Lille, 14
Lloyd, Capt. E. A., 131
— Lieut. D. R. C., 50, 57, 131, 136
— Major G. L., 50, 57, 66, 98–9, 131
Lobo, dog, 66
Locre Château, 72
London Colney, in Herts, 118
London, defence of, 19
Loraine, Robert, 22
Losses, calculation of, 107–8;
German method, 108
Loughram, Lieut. L. B., 131, 137
Louw, 2/Lieut. J. C., 131
Low flying, 47
Lucheux, Château of, 98
Lund, Lieut. R. J. S., 131
Lys, the, 120
McCall, Capt. J. D., 131
McCarthy, Lieut. W. F., 131
McCracken, Lieut. E. J. C., 131, 137
McCudden, Major J. B., 112–4, 131
McEntegart, F/Lieut. B., 116, 131
MacGregor, Lieut. I. C., 70, 131, 137
Machines, faulty, 45–6
Mackey, 2/Lieut. N. C., 131
McKissock, 2/Lieut. C. D., 131, 136
McLean, Lieut. C. T., 118
Maclennan, 2/Lieut. R. D., 131, 137;
his letters quoted, 80–7
MacVicker, Lieut. J. E. C., 131, 137
Marie Capelle aerodrome, 70, 80, 88, 91;
described by 2/Lieut. R. W. Maclennan, 81–7
Marlborough in Flanders, 98
Marquise, 112
Martin, 2/Lieut. H. E., 131, 135
Martinpuich, 15
Mason, F/Officer S. J., 116, 131
Maubeuge, 123
Meintjies, Major H., 3, 8, 15, 17, 23, 31, 39, 131
Menin, 73
Mesopotamia, 70
Message-dropping, novel system, 72–3
Messines Ridge, 65
Metz, 120
Middlemas, Capt. P., 23, 131
Millar, 2/Lieut. S. C., 131
Milot, Major J. A., 45, 131, 136
Moislans, 19
Molesworth, Capt. W. E., 38, 47, 57, 131;
letters of, describing fights, quoted, 25–7, 35–8, 42–4, 50–3, 66–9;
on the feelings and emotions of a scout pilot, 92–105;
honours for, 66, 105
Molyneux, Capt. H. A. S., 131
Monchy-au-Bois, 35
Monchy-le-Preux, 55
Mons, 13, 14
Moore, Major B. F., 88, 112, 131
Moranes (French machine) supplied to 60 Squadron, 3, 5, 6–8, 11, 91
Morey, Lieut. A. W., 88, 131, 137
Morris, Lieut. D. H., 131
Morse, Capt. F. J., 131
Mowle, Lieut. A. W. M., 132, 136
Murray, Lieut. D. C. G., 132, 136
Nancy, 118
Netheravon, 23
Newman, “Idea of a University” quoted, 74, 76–8
Newth, 2/Lieut. W. B., 132
Newton, 2/Lieut. H. J., 3, 132, 135
Nicholson, Lieut. B., 14, 132
Nicod, Sergt., 22
Nieuport machines, given to 1 Squadron, 2;
60 Squadron equipped with, 21–2, 54–5;
description, 27–9, 65, 91;
the Albatros and, compared, 38;
given to 29 Squadron, 41
Night bombing, Hun, 71–2
Night Flying Squadron 151, 17
Ninth Division in Gallipoli, 39
Nissen huts, 24, 96
O’Beirne, Lieut. J. I. M., 3, 132
Offensive, March 1918, 92–124
Oliver, Lieut. A. R., 132
“Onions, flaming,” 52 and note21
Ormsby, Lieut. J. A. N., 132, 135
Orpen, Lieut. H. C. M., 116, 132
Ortner, Lieut. E. R., 132
Osborne, Lieut. F. H., 132
Osmond, Lieut. G. E., 132
Overy, Lieut. C. F., 3, 132
Oxford, 85
Painting the “grids,” 97
Parachutes, 115–16
“Parasols,” Morane, for 60 Squadron, 5–6
Paris, machines from, 45
Paris-Plage, 63
Parker, Capt. G. A., 132, 135
— Major S. E., 132
Parkes, Lieut. F. C., 132
— Lieut. G. A. H., 132, 136
Parry, Capt. C., 132, 137
Passchendale, 65–91, 119
Patrick, Major C. K. Cochrane, 65, 70, 87, 132
Patterson, Major C., 132
Penny, Capt. A. R., 46, 47, 100, 132
Percival, Lieut. E. W., 132
Pfalz scouts, 112
Phalen, 2/Lieut. R. M., 132, 136
Phillippi, Capt. G., 15, 21, 132, 135
Photographs taken by 60 Squadron, 42
Pidcock, F/Officer G. A. H., 50, 132
“Pink Lady,” the, 30
Pope, F/Officer S. L., 79, 132
Poperinghe, 66, 71
Portal, Lieut. C. F. A., 3, 132
Pretyman, Col., 22, 57
Price, 2/Lieut. O., 132
Priestley, Lieut. J. O., 89, 132
Proctor, Lieut. H. N. J., 132, 137
Quéant, 66 note32
Quievy, 116, 122
R.A.S., No. 1, 3
Radford (Basil Hallam), 11
Ransart, 35
Rayner, Capt. E. B. A., 132
— Capt. J. W., 116–18, 132
Read, Lieut. F. K., 132
Recording Officer, work of the, 66 and note32
Richthofen, 38
— Freiherr von, 30
Ridley, 2/Lieut. C. A., 3, 9–10, 132, 134, 135
Robertson, Lieut. N. McL., 132, 135
— 2/Lieut. D. M., 132, 136
Roeux, attack on, 46–7
Ross, 2/Lieut. H. G., 46, 47, 132, 136
Roth, Lieut. J. A., 132
Roulers, 70
Roxburgh-Smith, Capt. B., 132
Royal Air Force, official formation, 88
Royal Flying Corps, number of squadrons, 2;
ground operations, 46;
amalgamation with the R.N.A.S., 88
Royal Military College, 40
Royal Munster Fusiliers, 92
Royal Naval Air Force, 2
Royal Naval Air Service, 88
Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 88
Roystan, Lieut. N. C., 132, 137
Rumpler or L.V.G., 113
Russell, Lieut. W. O., 132, 136
Rutherford, Capt., 66, 69, 70, 73, 132
S. E. 5s, 39, 54, 112;
60 Squadron equipped with, 65–6, 73, 81, 90–1, 101
St. André, 21
St. Omer, 3, 5, 83
St. Pol, 22, 88
St. Quentin, 15
Salmond, Gen. Sir J., 14, 88
Saunders, Lieut. A. W., 111, 112, 115, 132
Savy aerodrome and village, 22, 23
Scarpe, the, 67;
valley, 41, 46
Scholte, Capt. O. J. F., 73, 111, 132
Scott, Major A. J. L., 132, 136;
commander 60 Squadron, 30–1;
wing commander, 65;
honour for, 97–8;
wounded, 98–101
Scouts, method of work in 1916, 8–9
Seabrook, Capt. J., 132
Second Army in Ypres Sector, 65;
report centre, 70, 72
Sedgeford in Norfolk, 126
Seely, Gen., 14
Selous, Capt. F. H. B., 73–4, 132, 137
Sergt.-Major, technical work, 5
Sherwood, Lieut., 70, 132, 137
Sillars, Lieut. R. G., 132
Simpson, Lieut. J. H., 3, 11, 133
Sinclair, 2/Lieut. M. D., 116, 133
Small, Lieut.-Col. B. C. D., account of Capt. Armstrong, 17–20
Smart, 2/Lieut. G. O., 41, 133, 136
— Sqdn.-Leader H. G., 3, 133
Smith, Lieut. J. E., 133, 137
— Lieut. L. H., 133, 138
— Lieut. R. H., 133
— 2/Lieut. H. S., 137
Smith-Barry, Lieut.-Col. R. R., 133;
flight commander, 3, 8, 11–13, 13–15;
at Gosport, 17;
a farewell dinner, 22–3
Smyrk, 5
Soden, Lieut. F. O., 73, 89, 133
Somers, Capt. A. S. M., 3
Somme, the, work of 60 Squadron, 11–29
Sopwith two-seaters, 30, 42 and note10
Southwell, Lieut. L. V., 133, 137
Sowrey, Sqdn.-Leader W., 133
“Spad,” a, given to Major Foot, 15
Spandau guns, 38, 55
Spencer, Lieut. J. M. J., 133, 135
Spies, method of landing, 9–10
Springs, Lieut., 118
Squadron, No. 1 Reserve Aeroplane, 2;
3 Squadron, 114;
7 Squadron, 40;
11 Squadron, 41, 114;
17 American Squadron, 118–9;
20 Squadron, 23, 70;
23 Squadron, 65;
29 Squadron, 41, 50, 71, 113;
40 Squadron, 66;
43 Squadron, 30, 90;
48 Squadron, 39;
56 Squadron, 39, 54, 113, 114, 119–20;
70 Squadron, 71;
74 Squadron, 39;
85 Squadron, 112, 114;
148 American Squadron, 117–119;
151 Squadron, 17–20, 71–2;
201 Squadron, 118
Squadron, 60, formation, 1–10;
inspection by Gen. Allenby, 53, 56–7;
honours gained by, 127
Stedman, Lieut. F., 133, 136
Steele, 2/Lieut. R. B., 69, 133
Stockwell, 2/Lieut. L. G., 133, 138
Stookes, T/Capt. V. A., 133
Strange, Louis, 125
Stuart-Smith, 2/Lieut. H. S., 133
Sullock, Lieut. E. A., 133
Summers, Capt. A. S. M., 15, 21, 73, 133, 135
Sussex Yeomanry, 30
Synchronising gear, none on the Moranes, 7
Talbot, 2/Lieut. H. E., 133
Taylor, Capt. H. S., 133
Temperley, Capt. G. J., 133
Tennant, Lieut. G. E., 133
Tennis at Files Camp Farm, 57
Tetus, M., demesne of, 24, 57
Thamer, Lieut. O., 133, 137
Third Army Front, Arras, 30, 31;
night bombing on, 72;
the Cambrai attack, 79
Third Corps attack, Aug. 1917, 69
Thirteenth Wing, 105, 117, 119
Thomson, 2/Lieut. S. A., 133, 137
Thornton, F/Officer E., 133
Tounshend, Mr. Thos., 79
Tower, Capt. H. C., 3, 15, 133, 135
Townesend, F/Lieut. E. J. D., 133, 135
Tracer bullets, 51 and note22, 52
Trailers, 49 and note16
Trenchard, General, 2, 88, 120;
orders of, 108
Trenches, German, 36–8
Triplanes, German, 89
Trusler, Lieut. J. W., 133
Two-seater fighters, 115
Uphaven Central Flying School, 3
Upton-Smith, 2/Lieut. F. E., 133
Valenciennes, 123
Vert Galant, 60 Squadron at, 8, 12, 21
Very lights, 104;
pistols, 27 and note5, 35, 38
Vickers gun, 90
Vimy Ridge, 50
Vincent, Capt. S. F., 15, 22, 133
Vis-en-Artois, 54
Vitry, 66
Wainwright, Lieut. B. M., 133, 135
Waldron, Major F. F., 2–4, 11–13, 133, 135
Walker, Lieut., 133
— Sergt. A., 135
Walters, Lieut. A. M., 15, 133
Weedon, Capt. L. S., 31, 133
West Wind, Conrad on the, 109–10
Westergaard, 2/Lieut. A. N., 133
West-Thompson, 2/Lieut. M., 66, 69, 133, 137
Whitehead, Capt. L. E., 133, 135
— Lieut. A. D., 31, 133, 135
Whiting, Lieut. J. O., 70, 133, 137
Whitney, Lieut. R. K., 115, 133, 137
Wilde, 2/Lieut. R. C. R., 133
Williams, Fleming, 106
— Lieut. C., 133, 135
— Lieut. G., 3
— 2/Lieut. V. F., 133, 135
Winslow, 2/Lieut. J., 133
Wireless interception, work of 60 Squadron, 57–62
Wotan line, 123
Wright, Lieut. C. O., 133
Young, Lieut. G. C., 45, 70, 133
Ypres Sector, 65;
desolation of, 85
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