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2 May 2011, 07:03 AM
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2/Lt Frederick Ambrose Taylor
Hi
I am new to this so please be kind. Just found grandfathers records at the Archives ( air/76/496 ref 581)but do not understand what some of the entries mean. he joined the RFC as a pilot. for example 5TDS. 3 AD RAF PARIS 3DD TO 42 STN Hospital 30/10/18 13 group--4TDS CDP TO BEF he would have apeared to be wounded twice once 16/1/17 as it says wounded home and then in 1918. His file also mentions medals bit does not list which ones. and finally on his file is CF returned 3/5/1920. Would appreciate any information. Trying to understand were he may have served and the conditions-. |
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