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Leonard Monteagle |
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Barlow MC** |
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Royal Flying Corps |
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56 Squadron RFC (AES Martlesham Heath) |
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5th February 1918 |
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Martlesham Heath |
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Flying accident |
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Brandon Hill Cemetery |
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F. 85 |
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A Flying ace credited with 20 confirmed kills over the Western front. His Sopwith Dolphin C.3779 broke up in the air and caught fire. |
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