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Air Commodore C N Ellen (03233)Cyril Norman b: 6 Sep 1895 r: 14 Aug 1946 d: 7 Apr 1981 DFC – 3 Dec 1918, (RNVR): - (T) Sub-Lt: 27 Nov 1916, (RNAS): - Obs Off (P): xx xxx xxxx, Obs Sub-Lt (P): 1 Mar 1917, Obs Lt: xx xxx xxxx (RAF): - Lt: 1 Apr 1918, Obs Off: 1 Aug 1919, Fg Off: xx xxx 1921, Flt Lt: 1 Jul 1924, Sqn Ldr: 1 Dec 1933, Wg Cdr: 1 Oct 1937, (T) Gp Capt: 1 Sep 1940, Act A/Cdre: 12 Feb 1945, Gp Capt (WS): 12 Aug 1945, A Act A/Cdre: 12 Feb 1945, Gp Capt (WS): 12 Aug 1945, A/Cdre: Retained. xx xxx xxxx: ? 1 Aug 1919: Appointed to a Permanent Commission in the rank of Lieutenant (Observer Branch) 5 Dec 1919: Observer, No 31 Sqn. xx xxx xxxx: U/T Pilot, 1 Apr 1921: Pilot, No 45 Sqn. 1 Sep 1923: Attended Signals Course, Electrical and Wireless School 11 Feb 1922: Supernumerary (non-effective – sick), RAF Depot. xx xxx xxxx: 17 Apr 1925: Staff, HQ No 7 Group. 12 Apr 1926: Staff, HQ Wessex Bombing Area. 1 Oct 1926: Signals Officer, RAF Cadet College, Cranwell. 24 Sep 1929: Staff/Instructor, Electrical and Wireless School. 23 Mar 1931: Flight Commander, No 26 Sqn. xx xxx xxxx: Supernumerary? 26 May 1932: Flight Commander, No 20 Sqn. 1 Nov 1933: Officer Commanding, No 5 Sqn. xx xxx xxxx: Supernumerary? 10 Nov 1935: Signals Officer, HQ No 22 (Army Co-operation) Group (also shown as 14 Jul 1936) 4 Jan 1938: Chief Signals Officer, HQ Training Command.
24 Apr 1940: Transferred to the Technical Branch. 13 Dec 1943: Deputy Director of Technical Training Citation for the award of the Distinguished Flying Cross “Lieut. Cyril Norman Ellen. (Sea Patrol, MEDITERRANEAN) A keen and exceptionally able observer who for over a year has performed most valuable service in photographic flights at low altitudes and at times under very difficult conditions.” (London Gazette – 3 December 1918) This page was last updated on 01/12/12 using FrontPage XP©
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