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27 November 2009, 11:14 PM
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Lt Charles Gordon Bayly, RFC 5th Squdrn
A career soldier in the RE, started flying at Upavon in May '14.
To France on Aug 12 , Amiens, then Mauberge Killed with 5th Squdrn in Avro 504 No 390 over Enghien Rassily on 22nd Aug 1914 - reportedly the first sign to the Germans that the British had joined the war in France. Can anyone add more details, on him, locations, mission, circumstances of death. Many thanks
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