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Hi seaJane

No an Englishman, born in London, although his father was Dutch.

 

John

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  • 2 weeks later...

Ok another clue, he was being driven by Major Cyril Crowe (reference to Albert Ball!)

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Owen Scholte.

 

Ron

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1 hour ago, Knotty said:

Hi Ron

Thats the fellow, and in true WIT fashion here's some details https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owen_Scholte

 

John

 

Another interesting face and story John.

 

Pete.

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You remember I had a picture of Lionel C. P. Tudway, RN, HMS Sumana on the Tigris, from his cadet days at Naval College?

I hope you don't mind if I add one of his classmates from the same group photograph. He had a cousin on the thread not too far back.

 

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Nobody willing to draw a bow or two at a venture?

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9 hours ago, seaJane said:

Nobody willing to draw a bow or two at a venture?

 

Is he George Archer-Shee, the inspiration for the Wilmslow Boy? Killed at Ypres.

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Nope (good try though!) - more than one bow, and Navy.

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Still no, sorry. Try a big cat too.

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It's not David Beatty, is it?

 

Ron

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Nope. People heading for the bows clue were going in the right direction but the wrong way. Try putting that together with the other clue, along with the fact that he has a cousin not very far back in the the sequence.

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Yes, but not Hubert :)

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Ronald George B-L?

 

Ron

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Ron has it. clickety-click

:)

sJ

 

PS: It looks as if the page only displays properly on a PC, not on a phone. Apologies.

 

 

 

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Thought I would bring this thread up again.
Another soldier turned aviator, been mentioned on the forum before, interesting character who won the Blue Max.

 

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Hi UG 

Assuming that you have a very cryptic clue referring to a well know Cheryl, I will take a punt on Lt.Col. Ivan Marshall Tweedy, 5th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers.

 

John

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46 minutes ago, Knotty said:

Hi UG 

Assuming that you have a very cryptic clue referring to a well know Cheryl, I will take a punt on Lt.Col. Ivan Marshall Tweedy, 5th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers.

 

John

 

Not him, no. Clues might include Lenin, Mussolini, Franco ...

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