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458 Four: Flying Officer E.T.H. Ellis, Royal Air Force 1914-15 Star (2. Lieut. E.T.H. Ellis. R.E.), a post 1921 issue; British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. E.T.H. Ellis. R.A.F.); India General Service 1908-35, G.V.R., two clasps, Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919, Waziristan 1919-21 (F-Offcr. E.T.H. Ellis, R.A.F.), last officially re-impressed, generally very fine (4) £200-240 Flying Officer Eric Thomas Haulton Ellis born 1895, son of Major T.J. Ellis, a planter in Ambala, India; commissioned Second Lieutenant (South Midland) Royal Engineers (Territorial Force), 3.10.1914; served during the Great War with the Royal Engineers in the French Theatre of War from, March 1915; Lieutenant 1.6.1916; attached Royal Flying Corps as an Observer, 22.6.1916; posted to 17 Squadron (Be 2d’s), Kirec, Salonika, 1.8.1916, (his service record erroneously gives him as invalided and struck off the squadron’s strength the same day; the squadron War Diaries list ‘E.T.H. Ellis’ as regularly flying with the Squadron from that date onwards; there is no other ‘Ellis’ given in the R.A.F. Lists for that period, therefore one can assume that his service record provides a human transcription error); the squadron was mainly tasked with reconnaissance and Army cooperation, Ellis spent the first few weeks of August, as part of “A” Flight, taking photographs of the positions around ‘Horseshoe Hill’ and the Struma front; he continued in a similar capacity through to December; having re-mustered as a Pilot, Ellis was serving with 47 Squadron (Armstrong Whitworth’s), Macedonia, from June 1917; he flew with the squadron mainly on reconnaissance and artillery spotting duties; Ellis was also employed on bombing raids, 6.10.1917, ‘4-16lb bombs. One Bomb on Durbali. One Bomb on Kara Pazarli. Two Bombs on small detachment of enemy infantry at Fork Rd. 700yds S. of second “A” in Kara. Troops scattered and were machine gunned. Enemy infantry in wood W. of Gevzekli.’ (Air 29/613 refers); posted to 114 Squadron, India, 24.11.1917, prior to transferring to 31 Squadron (B.E. 2e’s), India, at the start of 1918; whilst serving with the latter he was part of the detachment at Sibi, Baluchistan, tasked with dealing with the hostilities against the Marri Tribe; he flew in reconnaissance operations over the Marri Hills and the Sibi Plain; in 1919 Ellis returned to 47 Squadron, and was posted with the squadron to the Crimea in support of the White Russians; in October of that year the squadron became “A” Squadron, R.A.F. Mission, South Russia; Ellis was demobilised 22.2.1920; he returned to India after service and was commissioned into the Army in India Reserve of Officers. 459 A Well Documented Great War Sopwith Pup Fighter Pilot’s Group of Seven to Lieutenant, Later Group Captain, A.J. Warwick, 46 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps and Gloucestershire Regiment 1914-15 Star (3532 Pte. A.J. Warwick. 9-Lond. R.); British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. A.J. Warwick. R.F.C.); 1939-1945 Star; Africa Star; Defence and War Medals, generally nearly very fine or better, with the following contemporary related items: - Two Army Book 425 Pilot’s Flying Log Books, covering the dates 18.11.1920- 21.11.1924 and 22.11.1924- 15.4.1930, both with repairs to spine - Card box of issue for Second War awards, addressed to ‘Mrs. A.J. Warwick, 56 Penn Hill Ave, Parkstone, Dorset’, with named enclosure slip orders, deCoratioNs, CampaigN medaLs aNd miLitaria WWW.spiNK.Com Group Captain A.J. Warwick - The recipient’s three Identity Tags, two as Second Lieutenant, 6th Gloucestershire Regiment and the other as Private 9th London Regiment; cloth R.A.F. Insignia; and photographic images of recipient during both Wars (lot) £300-500 Group Captain Alwyn John Warwick, born 1898; served during the Great War as Private, 9th Battalion London Regiment, in the French Theatre of War, from 14.2.1915; commissioned Temporary Lieutenant, Gloucestershire Regiment, 25.10.1915; attached Royal Flying Corps, 28.4.1917, and posted as Pilot to 46 (Fighter) Squadron (Sopwith Pups), Le Hameau, 1.10.1917; he flew in many sorties with the squadron including 11.10.1917, when in concert with other aircraft from the squadron he ‘engaged Six E.A. seen. One E.A. driven down damaged’ (Squadron Record Book refers); the squadron converted to Camels the following month and added ground attacks to their duties; Warwick is mentioned and pictured in No Parachute - A Fighter Pilot in World War I, by Air Vice-Marshal A.S.G. Lee, who was a contemporary pilot and ace of 46 Squadron; post war service included with 216 Squadron in the Middle East, flying passengers and mail between Egypt and Palestine, 1922-24; after a period of illness he was appointed to the command of ‘C’ Flight, 32 (Fighter) Squadron, November 1926; advanced Wing Commander 1.7.1938; Temporary Group Captain 1.12.1940; died 10.11.1946, whilst employed with the Control Commission (B.E.) in Germany, and is buried in the Munster Heath Cemetery.
November 22, 2012 - LoNdoN Group Captain A.J. Warwick (second from right) with H.M. The King during an inspection 460 Three: Lieutenant J.E. Carpenter, Royal Air Force 1914-15 Star (1990 Pte. J.E. Carpenter. L’pool R.); British War and Victory Medals, M.I.D. Oak Leaves (Lieut. J.E. Carpenter. R.A.F.), BWM partially officially corrected, very fine or better (3) £200-240 M.I.D. London Gazette 22.1.1919 Carpenter, Lt. J.E., Royal Air Force (Egypt) Lieutenant John Edmund Carpenter born Bristol, 1889; educated at the Lord Weymouth Grammar School, Warminster; enlisted Private 6th Battalion, Liverpool Regiment, October 1914; served during the Great War with the regiment in the French Theatre of War, from 24.2.1915; commissioned Second Lieutenant 3rd Battalion Dorset Regiment, 22.7.1915; attached Machine Gun Corps, April 1916-September 1917; transferred Royal Flying Corps, October 1917; after training in Egypt was posted as a Pilot to 14 Squadron (R.E. 8’s), Palestine Brigade, February 1918; the squadron was mainly tasked with bombing and reconnaissance and on 2.5.1918, Carpenter flew on a bombing raid over Shunet Nimrin, ‘4 [bombs] fell amongst a body of 500-600 infantry in Wadi 1 near mountain gun in action at V.13e causing it to cease fire’; on Amman Station, 7.5.1918, ‘8 - 20lb Coopers. Large explosion caused in station buildings, which subsequently caught fire. All bombs burst within effective distance of rolling stock’; and on Kerak Citadel, 2.7.1918; discharged 14.4.1919. 235 461 A Great War Campaign Group of Three to R.E. 8 Reconnaissance Pilot, Lieutenant F. Fowler, Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force, Wounded in Action, 16.7.1918 1914-15 Star (PS-2696 Pte. F. Fowler. R. Fus.); British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. F. Fowler. R.A.F.), nearly extremely fine (3) £180-220 Lieutenant Frank Fowler served during the Great War with the 21st Battalion Royal Fusiliers in the French Theatre of War, from 14.11.1915; transferred as Cadet, Royal Flying Corps, 26.9.1916; after training was Posted as a Pilot, and was serving with 15 Squadron (R.E. 8’s), Verts Galand, France, during May-July 1918; the squadron were mainly tasked with photo reconnaissance and Fowler was wounded in action, 16.7.1918; discharged 1919.
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