Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation

 

Home Page

About this site

Quick Menu

Main Menu

Members' Area (Subscription service)

What's New

Help Needed?

Looking for jobs?

Shop online from Amazon

Looking for a date?

Lopoking for ex-colleagues?

E-mail me

Please sign my guest book

Pleae read my guest book

Glossary

Bibliography

Text links are shown below

 

This site has been 'Labelled with ICRA' to indicate the child friendly nature of the material contained in it

Link to Servicepals.com

In Association with Amazon.co.uk


Woodfield Publishing

- Home Page -

- About this site -

- Quick Menu -

- Main Menu -

- Members' Area -

- What's New -

- Help Needed -

- Jobs -

- Online Store -

- Dating -

- Reunions -

- Contact Me -

- Sign Guest Book -

- View Guest Book -

- Glossary -

- Bibliography -


Air Commodore R Pyne (04180)


Reginald              b: xx xxx 1899                                                             d: 17 May 1944

DFC: 1919-1926, MiD: 8 Jun 1944

(Army): 2 Lt (P): 25 Oct 1917.

(RAF): 2 Lt (P): 1 Apr 1918, Lt: 25 Apr 1919, Fg Off: 4 Aug 1919 [25 Apr 1929], Flt Lt: 1 Jul 1926, Sqn Ldr: 1 Oct 1935, Wg Cdr: 1 Nov 1938, (T) Gp Capt: 1 Mar 1941, Act A/Cdre: 1 Jun 1943, Gp Capt (WS): 1 Dec 1943.

xx xxx xxxx:            Staff Officer, HQ No 29 Group

15 Apr 1920:           Pilot, RAF Base Leuchars/No 205 Sqn.

 3 Sep 1923:            Pilot, No 31 Sqn.

 4 Aug 1925:            Armament Officer/Instructor, Armament and Gunnery School.

 1 Nov 1926:           Seconded for service as ADC to the Governor of the United Provinces.

16 May 1928:          Ceased to be seconded for service as ADC to the Governor of the United Provinces.

 7 Mar 1930:            Instructor, Central Flying School.

30 Apr 1932:           Flight Commander, No 17 Sqn.

22 Jan 1934:            Attended RAF Staff College.

 7 Jan 1935:             Staff Officer, Directorate of Staff Duties.

15 Jan 1938:            Officer Commanding, No 32 Sqn.

18 Jan 1939:            Seconded for service with the Turkish Government.

 1 Jun 1943:             SASO, HQ No 10 Group.

On 17 May 1944, he took off from Bolt Head in Hurricane W9118 of No 10 Group Communications Flight, whilst carrying out an inspection of units in the group but he hit a balloon cable and crashed near Dartmouth
Naval College, Devon, being killed.

This page was last updated on 01/07/07 using FrontPage XP©

Return to C W H Pulford C W H Pulford                                     [Top of Page]                               J C Quinnell  Forward to J C Quinnell