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Air Marshal Sir Charles Broughton (26255)Charles
b: 27 Apr 1911
r: 12 Oct
1968 d: xx xxx 1998 KBE
– 12 Jun 1965 (CBE
– 1 Jan 1952), CB
– 10 Jun 1961, MiD
- 1 Jan 1943, MiD - 14 Jan 1944, MiD - 8 Jun 1944, MiD -
14 Jun 1945. Plt
Off: 23
Jul 1932, Fg Off: 23 Jan 1934, Flt
Lt: 1 Oct 1936, Sqn Ldr: 1 Apr 1939, (T) Wg
Cdr: 1 Sep 1941, Act Gp Capt: 18
Dec 1943?, Wg Cdr (WS): 18 Jul
1944, Wg Cdr: 1 Oct 1946, Gp
Capt: 1 Jan 1951, A/Cdre: 1 Jan
1958, AVM: 1 Jul 1960, Act AM: 6 Jan 1965, AM:
1 Jul 1965. xx
xxx 1930:
Flight Cadet, 'B' Sqn, RAF
College. 23
Jul 1932:
Granted Permanent Commission in the rank of Pilot Officer. 7
Feb 1933:
Pilot, Aircraft Depot, India 13
Nov 1933: Pilot, No 11 Sqn (Harts – Risalpur) 33
Mar 1935: Pilot, No 27 Sqn (Kohat, India) 4
Jan - 20 Mar 1937: Attended Instructors’ Course, CFS (graded B) 22
Mar 1937: QFI, No 2 Flying Training School. xx
May 1941: Officer
Commanding, No 48 Sqn. 7
– 23 Jul 1941: Officer Commanding, RAF Stornoway
10 Feb 1942: 31
Jul 1943:
Senior Personnel Staff Officer, HQ Air Defence Eastern Mediterranean. 18
Dec 1943: ? 24
Mar 1945: Directing Staff, RAF Staff College (Overseas), Haifa. xx
xxx 1947:
Staff, HQ Flying Training Command xx
xxx 1949:
Staff, Air Ministry. xx
xxx 1952:
Attended Imperial Defence College. xx
xxx 1953:
Staff, NATO HQ, Washington. xx
Oct 1955: Air Staff - Air Plans, HQ Far East Air Force. 5
May 1958: Senior Air Staff Officer, HQ Transport Command 8
Jun 1961:
Director-General of Organisation. 6
Jan 1965:
UK Permanent Military Deputy, CENTO. 2
Aug 1966: Air Member for Supply and Organisation. Originally from New Zealand, Charles Broughton
entered the RAF College at Cranwell in 1930 which he represented at Swimming and
Fencing and from where he graduated two years later.
He was immediately posted to India, where he remained until returning to
the UK in 1937 and training to become a flying instructor.
Following his stint as a QFI, he returned to operations in Coastal
Command, serving both at home and in the Middle East. This page was last updated on 27/12/08 using FrontPage XP©
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