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Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation
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Air
Commodore D L Amlot
Douglas
Lloyd
b: 14 Jun 1910
r: 30 Oct 1960
d: 21 Mar 1979
CBE
- 7
Jun 1951, DFC – 22 Nov 1938, AFC – 14 Jun 1945.
Act Plt Off (P): 6 Nov 1935, Plt
Off: 6 Nov 1936, Fg Off: 6 May
1938, Act Flt Lt: 2 Mar – 13 Aug
1939, Flt
Lt: 6 May 1940, Act Sqn
Ldr: xx xxx xxxx, (T) Sqn Ldr: 1
Sep 1941, Act Wg Cdr: 11 Feb 1942?,
Sqn Ldr (WS): 11 Aug 1942, Sqn Ldr:
20 Nov 1942 [1 Sep 1941], (T) Wg Cdr:
1 Jul 1943, Act Gp Capt: 2 Feb 1944?,
Wg Cdr (WS): 2 Aug 1944, Wg Cdr: 1
Oct 1946, Gp Capt: 1 Jul 1951,
Act A/Cdre: 8 Sep 1958, A/Cdre: Retained.
6
Nov 1935:
Initial Officer Training, RAF Depot?
23
Nov 1935: U/T Pilot, No 4 FTS.
14
Aug 1936:
Pilot, No 6 Sqn.
21 Mar 1939: Granted
Medium Service Commission in the rank of Flying Officer.
14 Aug 1939: Embarked on HT Somersetshire for return to Home Establishment
xx xxx 1939: Attended Flying Instructors' Course, CFS
22 Oct
1939: QFI, RAF College
(FTS), Cranwell.
6
Nov 1939:
Granted Permanent Commission in the rank of Flying Officer.
xx
xxx 1940:
CFI, No 21 SFTS (Kumalo, Rhodesia)
xx
xxx 1941:
Officer Commanding, No 27 EFTS (Induna, Rhodesia)
xx
xxx xxxx:
Officer Commanding, RAF Cardington
xx
xxx xxxx:
Directing Staff, RAF Staff College.
28
Oct 1946: Staff, Directorate of Organisation (Establishments).
3
Jul 1948:
Officer Commanding, No 1 Group, RPAF.
xx
xxx 1949:
Chief of Staff/2 i/c, Royal Pakistan Air Force.
xx
xxx xxxx:
Member, Joint Planning Staff MoD.
7
Sep 1953:
SASO, HQ No 25 (Training) Group.
31
Dec 1956: Director of Flying Training/Air Training.
Awarded
DFC for distinguished service in Palestine.
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