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Graeme · 10 January 2009, 05:02 AM

Josquin

As far as I am aware, Keep made a single claim, an enemy machine that crashed near Baccarat on 20 July 1918; his observer on this occasion was 2nd Lt J F Pollock.

Horsley claimed four victories with No 40 Sqn: an EA out of control on 28 December 1917, and Albatros scouts out of control on 3 February, 8 March and 24 March 1918. By this time the "driven down" and "forced to land" categories were not considered decisive and were not included in the compilation of a pilot's "score".

Graeme

10 January 2009, 05:02 AM	#3
Graeme Rest in Peace Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Kent, England Posts: 5,545	Josquin As far as I am aware, Keep made a single claim, an enemy machine that crashed near Baccarat on 20 July 1918; his observer on this occasion was 2nd Lt J F Pollock. Horsley claimed four victories with No 40 Sqn: an EA out of control on 28 December 1917, and Albatros scouts out of control on 3 February, 8 March and 24 March 1918. By this time the "driven down" and "forced to land" categories were not considered decisive and were not included in the compilation of a pilot's "score". Graeme