info about an accident in Italy

On July 15, 1918 the Italian ace Alessandro Buzio was taxying on the Casoni airfield when a British plane, that was taking off, collided with his Hanriot. Buzio was unhurt bad his fighter was badly damaged.
Does anyone know the type of British aircraft, its serial and its crew?
VBR
Paolo

Paolo, On 15 July 66 squadron C flight deployed to Casoni as escorts to a special mission by 34 squadron whith their RE8. The Camels involved were D9414 Lt. G.T.C. May, B7358 Lt. H.K. Goode, B5623 Lt. A.E. Baker They departed San Pietro in Gu at 0630 for Casioni. On arrival at Casioni they were met by RE8's B2616 (wrong serial number ) Lt. A.F. Wilson, and A/M 1 Haley, B2289 Lt. F.D. Smith, D4823 Lt J.W. Davis. Davis taxied out and stopped was struck by a Hanriot scout which taxied into him. Another aircraft was collected (B8886) with a crew consisting of Lt. Horne and 2/Lt Taylor. They eventually got away from Casioni at 0800 hrs and returned at 1020 am, departing for San Pietro in Gu at 1750 hrs.

[Vigilant]

Lt. Harry King Goode left an extensive diary that has been featured in "Cross & Cockade". It may mention the incident if that's any use to you, Paolo.

Vigilant

As the author of the piece in C&CI on Harry Goode, I am sorry to say that he did not leave a diary, I wish he had as the research undertaken might have been a bit easier. I did manage to find his photographs from the war and these very poor quality images were used in the article.
VBR John

[Vigilant]

John, nothing in the article seemed incomplete - it was very interesting - a tribute to your research then!

Vig.

To all,
many thanks for your precise, kind and quick replies.
happy landings
Paolo