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and the half-brother of the raja of Hunza was installed as chief in the place of his brother

not a 'Battle' and was only referred to as such with black humour

The town was far too big to be held by its small garrison of forty West Indians and a hundred of Russell's Mumford company

This appears quite logical in view of his interest and ability and plans to eventually work in woods management for a pulp and paper company

He achieved the rank of Corporal on August 22

An Evocative Raf Log Book To A Canadian - Air Victories Auction and the half-brother of theThe original wartime Flying Log Book appertaining to Flying Officer W. E. Copp, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, late Royal Canadian Air Force, who witnessed extensive action as a fighter pilot over Malta 1941 42, claiming at least two confirmed victories, comprising Royal Air Force (Form 414) Pilots Flying Log Book, commencing with entries as a student pilot at Hamilton Aero Club, Ontario in September 1939 and ending with entries as an instructor