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Air Commodore Sir Nigel Norman (90147)


(Henry) Nigel St Valery            b: xx xxx xxxx                                               d: 19 May 1943

Bt - xx xxx xxxx, CBE - 2 Jun 1943 [18 May 1943]

(Army) 2 Lt : 27 Oct 1915, Lt: xx xxx xxxx.

(AuxAF) Plt Off : 20 Jul 1926, Fg Off: 21 Jan 1928,  Flt Lt: 1 Jan 1930, Sqn Ldr: 19 Nov 1931, (T) Wg Cdr: 1 Mar 1940, Act Gp Capt: xx xxx xxxx, (T) Gp Capt: 1 Jun 1942, Act A/Cdre: 19 Jan 1942.

xx xx xxxx:            Gentleman Cadet, RMC Sandhurst.

27 Oct 1915:          Officer, Royal Garrison Artillery.

 6 Mar 1918:          Seconded for service with A Signals Service

xx xxx xxxx:          Officer, Royal Corps of Signals RARO

20 Jul 1926:            Pilot, No 601 (County of London) Sqn Aux AF.

 1 Jan 1930:            Flight Commander, No 601 (County of London) Sqn Aux AF.

19 Nov 1931:         Officer Commanding, No 601 (County of London) Sqn Aux AF.

 1 Dec 1934:           Resigns his commission in the Auxiliary Air Force

 1 Dec 1934:           Granted a commission in Auxiliary Air Force Reserve of Officers in the rank  of Squadron Leader.

21 May 1935:         Transferred from Class A to Class C, Auxiliary Air Force Reserve of Officers

xx xxx xxxx:            Officer Commanding, No 110 Wing, Ringway

xx Jul 1940:            Officer Commanding, Central Landing Establishment.

19 Jan 1942:           AOC, No 38 Wing.

In the 1920's he co-founded Airwork Ltd with F A I Muntz, with him as Chairman and Alan Muntz, as Managing Director.  They established Heston Airport, which opened on 6 July 1929, finally closing in 1947.

He was killed when the aircraft carrying him to North Africa crashed on take off from St Mawgan.

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