Sixty Squadron R.A.F.: A History of the Squadron from its Formation

by A. J. L. Scott

[48] Scott.

[49] G. L. Lloyd.

[50] Penny.

[51] The S.E.5s.

[52] Bishop.

[53] Bishop.

[54] Home Establishment.

INDEX

• “Ace,” a French, [60] and note[25]
• Adam, Lieut. A. R., [128], [136]
• Adinfer Wood, [35];
• German trenches, [37–8]
• Aeroplane Supply Depot, No. [1], [112]
• Air Board Training Division, [87]
• Air Force Mechanical Transport, work of, [116–17]
• Albatros machines, [29–30], [31–2], [38], 42 note[10], [43] and note[12], [54], [55], [88], [103]
• Albert, [30]
• Allenby, General, inspection of 60 Squadron, [53], [56–7];
• sent to Egypt, [106]
• Americans, the, at Beugnatre, [118];
• men serving in English scout squadrons, [121–2]
• Amiens, [13], [106], [115–16];
• a dinner in, [118]
• Anderson, Lieut. J. R., [128], [137]
• “Archie” gunners, [8], [22], [34] and note[7], [35], [51–3]
• Armistice, the, [90], [122–4]
• Armstrong, Capt. D. V., [3], [8], [11], [15], [17–19];
• death, [72–3], [128]
• — Lieut. J. L., [128]
• Army of the Rhine, [126]
• Arras, [26], [56], [67];
• battle of, [22], [30–64]
• Arras-Albert Sector, the German retreat, [32–3]
• Arras-Cambrai road, [11–12]
• Artillery horses, [83]
• Artillery registration, German, [58–9], [61–2]
• Aspinall, Sergt.-Major, [4–5], [23]
• Atkinson, Lieut. F. L., [128], [136]
• Ayling, 2/Lieut. W. R., [128]
• B.E. machines, [9], [41]
• B.E.2C. machines, [2]
• Baalman, Lieut. J., [128]
• Bacon, Lieut. D. H., [128], [135]
• Bailleul aerodrome, [105]
• Baisieux, [116]
• Baker, Lieut. C. G., [128]
• Balfour, Major H. H., [3], [90], [128];
• description of a flight, [11–13]
• Ball, Captain A., [15–17], [39], [73], [81], [128]
• — Lieut. A. C., [88–9], [128], [137]
• “Balloon strafing,” [20–1], [38], [47–48];
• account by Captain Molesworth, [50–3]
• Bancroft, Sergt., [69], [136]
• Bapaume, [15], [17], [18], [36], [94], [118]
• Barnaby, Capt. H. O., of the “archie” gunners, [22]
• Barnett, Lieut. H. J. O., [128]
• Barrington-Kennet, Basil, [4]
• Bartlett, Lieut. J. N., [106], [128]
• Baths, camp, [95], [96]
• Battle, F/Officer H. F. V., [128], [138]
• Beck, Capt. A., [115], [122], [128]
• Belgian troops, rations and ammunitions for, [116]
• Belgrave, Capt. J. D., [73], [111], [128], [137]
• Bellevue, [105–6]
• Bell-Irving, Major A. D., [3], [15], [17], [21], [23], [128], [135]
• Bessoneau hangars, [94] and note[43]
• Beugnatre, [116], [118]
• Bigood, 2/Lieut. J., [3], [128]
• Binnie, Capt. A., [39], [44–5], [128], [136]
• Biplanes, Morane, [5], [6]
• Bishop, Lieut.-Col. W. A., [40], [45], [47], [49], [61–3], [66], [73], [81], [90], [97], [101–2], [104], [112], [128]
• Black Boy, dog, [96]
• Black, Capt. C. T., [39], [128]
• Blake, Capt. C. L., [128]
• Blessley, Lieut. R. C. W., [128]
• Boffles, 60 Squadron at, [106], [116]
• Boisdinghem, 60 Squadron moved to, [8]
• Booby traps, [36], [38], [123]
• Boulogne, [83]
• Bourlon Wood, 118
• Bower, 2/Lieut. F., [47–8], [129], [135]
• Brackenbury, Lieut. H. S., [45], [129]
• Breguet machine, [119–21]
• Bright, 89279 2/A.M. H. H., [137]
• Bristol machines, [2], [39], [115]
• Browning-Paterson, Capt. H. A., [3], [129], [135]
• Bruay mines, [57]
• Brussels, [9]
• Bryant, Capt. W. E. G., [3], [129], [135]
• Bryning, Lieut. H. E. W., [129]
• Buckingham bullets, [21], [51]
• Buckley, 2/Lieut. H., [115], [129], [137]
• “Bullets,” Morane, [5], [6–8], [11]
• Burbidge, 2/Lieut. E. A., [129]
• Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France, quoted, [74–5]
• Burning machine, a, described, [102–3]
• Busigny, [15]
• Caffyn, Lieut. C. McH. M., [45–6], [129], [135]
• Caldwell, Major K. L., [28], [31], [39], [57], [66], [70], [73], [129]
• Callaghan, Lieut. L. K., [118]
• Cambrai, [15], [50], [56], [118], [122];
• attack November [20], [79]
• Camel machines on the Somme, [18];
• for 151 Squadron, [71];
• for 148 Squadron, [117]
• Campbell, Lieut. K. T., [129]
• Canada, the elections, [84]
• Canadian cavalry, [40]
• Canadians, first contingent, [40];
• in the R.A.F., [81]
• Capel, Lieut. L. H. T., [129]
• Carleton, Capt. C. W., [129]
• Carlyle, Lieut. W. M., [129], [135]
• Carter, Lieut. A., [70], [129]
• Cass, 2/Lieut. W. E., [129]
• Cassel, [70], [86]
• Casualties, the first Flying Corps, [13];
• list of, [134–8]
• Caswell, Lieut. G. F., [129], [138]
• Caudry Station blown up, [123]
• Caunter, Capt. J. C. A., [129], [137]
• Cavendish, Lord John, ideal of a gentleman’s character, [74], [78–9]
• Cecil, Lord Hugh, on the education of the future R.A.F. officer, [74], [124]
• Cemeteries, German, [36]
• Central Flying School, Uphaven, [3], [81]
• Chapman, 2/Lieut. L. C., [129], [136]
• “Character of a gentleman,” [74–9]
• Charles, Capt. L. S., [129], [135]
• Chidlaw-Roberts, Capt. R. L., [70], [73], [129]
• Chinese coolies, [83–4]
• Chipilly, [47]
• Christie, 2/Lieut. E. W., [129], [137]
• Church Army huts, [84]
• Churchill, Mr., [125]
• Cinema, the, [101]
• “Circus,” the, red-painted German machines, [30], [38], [54], [67] and note[35]
• Cizancourt Bridge, [19]
• Clare, Capt. S., [129]
• Clark, Capt. F. W., [89], [129]
• — 2/Lieut. L. L., [3], [129], [135]
• — 2/Lieut. R. B., [48–9], [129], [136]
• Clarke, Major A. C., [114], [129];
• Armistice dinner, [123–4]
• Clay, T., Flight Commander, [118]
• Clouds, difficulties of flying in, [34–5]
• Cock, Lieut. J. H., [129], [136]
• Cole, A/Capt. E. S. T., [129]
• Collier, Capt. J., [129]
• Comic Cuts, [27] and note[6]
• Compass, use in clouds, [34] and note[8]
• Compass stations, [58–9]
• Conrad, on the west wind, [109–10]
• Cooper bombs, [18], [19], [70]
• Copeland, Capt. W. H. K., [106], [129]
• Courcelette, [15]
• Court, Lieut. G. F., [129]
• Craig, 2/Lieut. G. B., [129], [137]
• Crane, Lieut. F. D., [129]
• Crashes, [91]
• Crawford, Capt. K., [129], [137]
• Creech, Lieut. J. O., [118]
• Croisille, [34]
• Crompton, Lieut. H. D., [89], [90], [129]
• — Lieut. J. B., [70], [129]
• Cros, Lieut. G. L. Du, [129]
• Crowe, Major C. M., [114], [129]
• Cunningham, Lieut. C. F., [129]
• Dainville, [32]
• Dalmeny, Lord, [106]
• Daly, F/Lieut. A. P. V., [31], [129]
• Davies, Capt. I. Meredyth, [111], [129]
• Day, Lieut. W. B., [129]
• De Havilland machines, [115];
• 60 Squadron equipped with, [126]
• “Debussing,” term, [72] and note[39]
• Delay-action mines, [36], [123]
• Dell-Clarke, Capt. G. C., [129], [137]
• Demobilisation, [125–7]
• Densham, 2/Lieut. E. W. C., [129]
• Devastation by the enemy, [35–6]
• Dixmude, [119]
• Dobson, F/Lieut. G. W., [24–5], [129]
• Doby, batman, [14]
• “Dog-fights,” [43] and note[11], [54]
• Dogs of 60 Squadron, [84], [96]
• “Dope” treatment for aeroplane fabric, [28]
• Douai, [9], [42], [47], [54], 66 note[32], [88], [94]
• Doullens, [105]
• Doullens-Amiens road, [8]
• Doyle, Capt. J. E., [115], [129], [137]
• Drocourt Switch, [66] and note[32]
• Drocourt-Quéant Switch, [94]
• Drummond, Lieut. L., [129]
• Drysdale, Capt. J. M., [129], [135]
• Duck-boards, [83]
• Dug-outs, German, [36–8]
• Duncan, Capt. G. M., [115], [116], [129]
• — Capt. W. J. A., [73], [89], [90], [106], [111], [129]
• Dutch frontier escapes, [9]
• Eleventh Wing, the, 60 Squadron moved to, [65], [69]
• Elgood, 2/Lieut. J., [129]
• Elliott, Lieut. G. F., [129]
• — Lieut. J. McC., [47], [130], [136]
• Engines, air-cooled rotaries, [25], [65];
• water-cooled stationaries, [25], [65–6]
• Epinoy aerodrome, [114]
• Estrées-en-Chaussée, attacks on, [18–20]
• Etaples, [63], [126]
• Evans, Lieut. C. D., [89], [130]
• “Evening hate,” [49] and note[18]
• F.E.8 machines, [26] and note[4], [94], [95]
• Fampoux, [47]
• Fienvilliers, [106]
• Fifth Army, [70]
• Fighting in the air, conditions, [108–9]
• Filescamp Farm, 60 Squadron established at, [24], [57], [69–70]
• First Army front, night-bombing, [72];
• the Cambrai attack, [79]
• Fitzgerald, 2/Lieut. J. J., [130], [137]
• Flintoft, 2/Lieut. H. T., [130]
• “Flying Pig,” the, [43]
• Flynn, 2/Lieut. J. H., [130], [137]
• Foch, Maréchal, [119–20]
• Fokkers, produced autumn 1915, [2];
• not distinguishable from the “bullets,” [8];
• on the Somme, [12];
• the D[7], [115];
• low-flying, [117–18]
• Folkestone, [62]
• Foot, Major E. L., [8], [15], [130]
• Football teams, [23], [82–3], [125]
• Formation, fighting in, [43] and note[14]
• Forsyth, 2/Lieut. C. V., [130]
• France, Lieut. C. W., [130]
• French Flying Corps, [119–20]
• Frost, effect on Hun flying, [25], [31]
• Fry, Capt. W. M., [46], [50], [130]
• Gallais, Capt. P. E. M. Le, [130]
• Gallipoli, [39]
• Garnett, Lieut. W. P., [130], [135]
• Gavrelle, [67]
• German Flying Corps, [117], [122]
• German retreat, March 1917, [33], [34];
• prisoners at Cassel, [86–7];
• courtesy, [88]
• Gibbon, Lieut. F. O., [130]
• Gilchrist, Lieut. W., [130], [136]
• — Major E. J. L. W., [8], [15], [17], [21], [31], [130], [135]
• Giles, Capt. G. A., [23], [130]
• Gnome Martinsyde scout, [23]
• Good, Lieut. H., [3], [130]
• Goodrich, Capt. F. E., [130]
• Gordon, Lieut. H. A., [111–12], [130], [137]
• Gosport School of Special Flying, [2], [14], [17]
• Gotha biplanes, [18]
• Gramophone Company factory at Hayes, [5]
• Grandin, 2/Lieut. R. J., [45], [130], [136]
• Graves, Major E. P., command of 60 Squadron, [23], [24];
• death of, [30], [31], [130], [135]
• Gray, Capt. D. B., [3], [130]
• Grenfell, Capt. E. O., [8], [15], [31–2], [130], [135]
• “Grids,” the term, [26] and note[3], [28]
• Griffith, Lieut. J. S., [90], [106], [111], [130], [137]
• Gunner, 2/Lieut. W. H., [130], [136]
• Gun-oil, non-freezing, [31]
• Guy, Capt. H. W., [130]
• Haig, Field-Marshal Earl, [116], 127
• Hall, Lieut. C. S., [41], [47], [66], [130], [136]
• — Lieut. J. G., [130], [137]
• Hamer, Lieut. H., [130]
• Hammersley, Capt. H. A., [70], [73], [89], [90], [106], [130]
• Hammond, Lieut. H. T., [130], [136]
• Hare-hunting, [125–6]
• Harlow, 2/Lieut. L. P., [130]
• Harris, Lieut. H., [3], [130]
• — 2/Lieut. R. M., [130], [136]
• Havrincourt Wood, [15], [117]
• Hawtrey, 2/Lieut. J. J. A., [130], [136]
• Hayes, [5]
• Headlam, Lieut. J., [130], [137]
• Heenan, Major J. N. O., [3], [130]
• Hegarty, Capt. H. G., [89], [106], [111], [130]
• Hem, [106]
• Hemsworth, Lieut. G. W., [84–6], [130]
• Henderson, Lieut. C. R., [130]
• — Lieut. N. P., [130], [136]
• Herbert, Capt. E. G., [31], [130], [135]
• Hervey, Lieut. H. E., [45], [130], [136]
• Hickson, 2/Lieut. F. A., [130]
• Higgins, Brig.-Gen. J. F. A., [22], [23], [57];
• account of Ball’s feats, [16–17]
• Hill, Sqdn.-Leader R. M., [8], [15], [17], [21], [130]
• Hindenburg Line, [34], [94], [99];
• German retreat to, [123]
• Hispano Suisa engine, [65], [66], [90]
• Holland, Capt. C., [130]
• Honours gained by 60 Squadron, [127]
• Hopper, 2/Lieut. R., [31], [130], [135]
• Horn, F/Lieut. S. B., [57], [66], [130]
• Hôtel Continental at Paris-Plage, [63]
• Howard, 2/Lieut. E. S., [130], [136];
• an adventure at Roeux, [46–7]
• Hun Jagdstaffeln, [65]
• Hunter, Lieut. G. D., [130], [136]
• Hussars, the 19th, [3], [24]
• Incendiary bombs, [19], [21]
• Independent Air Force, [120]
• India, 60 Squadron stationed in, [126]
• Iron Cross, [27]
• Izel le Hameau aerodrome, [21–4], [91]
• Jenkins, Lieut. W. E., [66], [69], [70], [130], [137]
• Johnson, Lieut. O. P., [116], [130]
• Johnston, Lieut. B. S., [130]
• Jones, Lieut. R. N. K., [130]
• Joyce, Lieut. P. S., [131], [135]
• Kate, dog, [96]
• Kean, Capt. R. C., [131]
• Keddie, Capt. G. D. F., [3], [131]
• Keen, Lieut. S. W., [131], [137]
• Kelly, Lieut. C. M., [131]
• Kemmel Hill, [120]
• Kent, 2/Lieut. W. M., [89–90], [131], [137]
• Kerr, Lieut. J. F. M., [131]
• Kight, 2/Lieut. J. L., [131]
• Kimbell, 2/Lieut. R. E., [131], [136]
• Kindley, F. E., [18]
• King, 2/Lieut. C. H. M., [131]
• Kingwill, Capt. A. N., [131]
• Kirkpatrick, Lieut. R. A., [131]
• Kirton, Capt. H., [131]
• Kite balloons, hostile, firing of, [20–21], [38]
• “Kite,” name applied to the Morane biplane, [6]
• Knowles, Capt. M. B., [41], [131], [136]
• — Lieut. R. H., [3], [131]
• Langwill, Lieut. T., [47], [131], [136]
• Latta, Capt. J. D., [15], [17], [131]
• Laurie-Reid, 2/Lieut. J., [3], [131]
• Laurier, election of, [84]
• Law, Capt. J. K., [70–1], [131], [137]
• — Mr. Bonar, [70]
• Le Cateau, [122]
• Le Hameau, [56]
• Le Prieur rockets, [20], [21], [51] and note[19]
• Le Quesnoy, [123]
• Le Rhone engine, [6], [7], [28], [65]
• Leckie, 2/Lieut. L. H., [131]
• Lens, [44]
• Lewis, Col., [22]
• — Lieut. H. M., [131]
• — Lieut. R. G., [111–12], [131], [137]
• Lewis guns, [7], [28], [52] and note[22], [55], [90]
• Lille, [14]
• Lloyd, Capt. E. A., [131]
• — Lieut. D. R. C., [50], [57], [131], [136]
• — Major G. L., [50], [57], [66], [98–9], [131]
• Lobo, dog, [66]
• Locre Château, [72]
• London Colney, in Herts, [118]
• London, defence of, [19]
• Loraine, Robert, 22
• Losses, calculation of, [107–8];
• German method, [108]
• Loughram, Lieut. L. B., [131], [137]
• Louw, 2/Lieut. J. C., [131]
• Low flying, [47]
• Lucheux, Château of, [98]
• Lund, Lieut. R. J. S., [131]
• Lys, the, [120]
• McCall, Capt. J. D., [131]
• McCarthy, Lieut. W. F., [131]
• McCracken, Lieut. E. J. C., [131], [137]
• McCudden, Major J. B., [112–4], [131]
• McEntegart, F/Lieut. B., [116], [131]
• MacGregor, Lieut. I. C., [70], [131], [137]
• Machines, faulty, [45–6]
• Mackey, 2/Lieut. N. C., [131]
• McKissock, 2/Lieut. C. D., [131], [136]
• McLean, Lieut. C. T., [118]
• Maclennan, 2/Lieut. R. D., [131], [137];
• his letters quoted, [80–7]
• MacVicker, Lieut. J. E. C., [131], [137]
• Marie Capelle aerodrome, [70], [80], [88], [91];
• described by 2/Lieut. R. W. Maclennan, [81–7]
• Marlborough in Flanders, [98]
• Marquise, [112]
• Martin, 2/Lieut. H. E., [131], [135]
• Martinpuich, [15]
• Mason, F/Officer S. J., [116], [131]
• Maubeuge, [123]
• Meintjies, Major H., [3], [8], [15], [17], [23], [31], [39], [131]
• Menin, [73]
• Mesopotamia, [70]
• Message-dropping, novel system, [72–3]
• Messines Ridge, [65]
• Metz, [120]
• Middlemas, Capt. P., [23], [131]
• Millar, 2/Lieut. S. C., [131]
• Milot, Major J. A., [45], [131], [136]
• Moislans, [19]
• Molesworth, Capt. W. E., [38], [47], [57], [131];
• letters of, describing fights, quoted, [25–7], [35–8], [42–4], [50–3], [66–9];
• on the feelings and emotions of a scout pilot, [92–105];
• honours for, [66], [105]
• Molyneux, Capt. H. A. S., [131]
• Monchy-au-Bois, [35]
• Monchy-le-Preux, [55]
• Mons, [13], [14]
• Moore, Major B. F., [88], [112], [131]
• Moranes (French machine) supplied to 60 Squadron, [3], [5], [6–8], [11], [91]
• Morey, Lieut. A. W., [88], [131], [137]
• Morris, Lieut. D. H., [131]
• Morse, Capt. F. J., [131]
• Mowle, Lieut. A. W. M., [132], [136]
• Murray, Lieut. D. C. G., [132], [136]
• Nancy, [118]
• Netheravon, [23]
• Newman, “Idea of a University” quoted, [74], [76–8]
• Newth, 2/Lieut. W. B., [132]
• Newton, 2/Lieut. H. J., [3], [132], [135]
• Nicholson, Lieut. B., [14], [132]
• Nicod, Sergt., [22]
• Nieuport machines, given to 1 Squadron, [2];
• 60 Squadron equipped with, [21–2], [54–5];
• description, [27–9], [65], [91];
• the Albatros and, compared, [38];
• given to 29 Squadron, [41]
• Night bombing, Hun, [71–2]
• Night Flying Squadron 151, [17]
• Ninth Division in Gallipoli, [39]
• Nissen huts, [24], [96]
• O’Beirne, Lieut. J. I. M., [3], [132]
• Offensive, March 1918, [92–124]
• Oliver, Lieut. A. R., [132]
• “Onions, flaming,” [52] and note[21]
• Ormsby, Lieut. J. A. N., [132], [135]
• Orpen, Lieut. H. C. M., [116], [132]
• Ortner, Lieut. E. R., [132]
• Osborne, Lieut. F. H., [132]
• Osmond, Lieut. G. E., [132]
• Overy, Lieut. C. F., [3], [132]
• Oxford, [85]
• Painting the “grids,” [97]
• Parachutes, [115–16]
• “Parasols,” Morane, for 60 Squadron, [5–6]
• Paris, machines from, [45]
• Paris-Plage, [63]
• Parker, Capt. G. A., [132], [135]
• — Major S. E., [132]
• Parkes, Lieut. F. C., [132]
• — Lieut. G. A. H., [132], [136]
• Parry, Capt. C., [132], [137]
• Passchendale, [65–91], [119]
• Patrick, Major C. K. Cochrane, [65], [70], [87], [132]
• Patterson, Major C., [132]
• Penny, Capt. A. R., [46], [47], [100], 132
• Percival, Lieut. E. W., [132]
• Pfalz scouts, [112]
• Phalen, 2/Lieut. R. M., [132], [136]
• Phillippi, Capt. G., [15], [21], [132], [135]
• Photographs taken by 60 Squadron, [42]
• Pidcock, F/Officer G. A. H., [50], [132]
• “Pink Lady,” the, [30]
• Pope, F/Officer S. L., [79], [132]
• Poperinghe, [66], [71]
• Portal, Lieut. C. F. A., [3], [132]
• Pretyman, Col., [22], [57]
• Price, 2/Lieut. O., [132]
• Priestley, Lieut. J. O., [89], [132]
• Proctor, Lieut. H. N. J., [132], [137]
• Quéant, 66 note[32]
• Quievy, [116], [122]
• R.A.S., No. [1], [3]
• Radford (Basil Hallam), [11]
• Ransart, [35]
• Rayner, Capt. E. B. A., [132]
• — Capt. J. W., [116–18], [132]
• Read, Lieut. F. K., [132]
• Recording Officer, work of the, [66] and note[32]
• Richthofen, [38]
• — Freiherr von, [30]
• Ridley, 2/Lieut. C. A., [3], [9–10], [132], [134], [135]
• Robertson, Lieut. N. McL., [132], [135]
• — 2/Lieut. D. M., [132], [136]
• Roeux, attack on, [46–7]
• Ross, 2/Lieut. H. G., [46], [47], [132], [136]
• Roth, Lieut. J. A., [132]
• Roulers, [70]
• Roxburgh-Smith, Capt. B., [132]
• Royal Air Force, official formation, [88]
• Royal Flying Corps, number of squadrons, [2];
• ground operations, [46];
• amalgamation with the R.N.A.S., [88]
• Royal Military College, [40]
• Royal Munster Fusiliers, [92]
• Royal Naval Air Force, [2]
• Royal Naval Air Service, [88]
• Royal Warwickshire Regiment, [88]
• Roystan, Lieut. N. C., [132], [137]
• Rumpler or L.V.G., [113]
• Russell, Lieut. W. O., [132], [136]
• Rutherford, Capt., [66], [69], [70], [73], [132]
• S. E. 5s, [39], [54], [112];
• 60 Squadron equipped with, [65–6], [73], [81], [90–1], [101]
• St. André, [21]
• St. Omer, [3], [5], [83]
• St. Pol, [22], [88]
• St. Quentin, [15]
• Salmond, Gen. Sir J., [14], [88]
• Saunders, Lieut. A. W., [111], [112], [115], [132]
• Savy aerodrome and village, [22], [23]
• Scarpe, the, [67];
• valley, [41], [46]
• Scholte, Capt. O. J. F., [73], [111], [132]
• Scott, Major A. J. L., [132], [136];
• commander 60 Squadron, [30–1];
• wing commander, [65];
• honour for, [97–8];
• wounded, [98–101]
• Scouts, method of work in 1916, [8–9]
• Seabrook, Capt. J., [132]
• Second Army in Ypres Sector, [65];
• report centre, [70], [72]
• Sedgeford in Norfolk, [126]
• Seely, Gen., [14]
• Selous, Capt. F. H. B., [73–4], [132], [137]
• Sergt.-Major, technical work, [5]
• Sherwood, Lieut., [70], [132], [137]
• Sillars, Lieut. R. G., [132]
• Simpson, Lieut. J. H., [3], [11], [133]
• Sinclair, 2/Lieut. M. D., [116], [133]
• Small, Lieut.-Col. B. C. D., account of Capt. Armstrong, [17–20]
• Smart, 2/Lieut. G. O., [41], [133], [136]
• — Sqdn.-Leader H. G., [3], [133]
• Smith, Lieut. J. E., [133], [137]
• — Lieut. L. H., [133], [138]
• — Lieut. R. H., [133]
• — 2/Lieut. H. S., [137]
• Smith-Barry, Lieut.-Col. R. R., [133];
• flight commander, [3], [8], [11–13], [13–15];
• at Gosport, [17];
• a farewell dinner, [22–3]
• Smyrk, [5]
• Soden, Lieut. F. O., [73], [89], [133]
• Somers, Capt. A. S. M., [3]
• Somme, the, work of 60 Squadron, [11–29]
• Sopwith two-seaters, [30], [42] and note[10]
• Southwell, Lieut. L. V., [133], [137]
• Sowrey, Sqdn.-Leader W., [133]
• “Spad,” a, given to Major Foot, [15]
• Spandau guns, [38], [55]
• Spencer, Lieut. J. M. J., [133], [135]
• Spies, method of landing, [9–10]
• Springs, Lieut., [118]
• Squadron, No. 1 Reserve Aeroplane, [2];
• 3 Squadron, [114];
• 7 Squadron, [40];
• 11 Squadron, [41], [114];
• 17 American Squadron, [118–9];
• 20 Squadron, [23], [70];
• 23 Squadron, [65];
• 29 Squadron, [41], [50], [71], [113];
• 40 Squadron, [66];
• 43 Squadron, [30], [90];
• 48 Squadron, [39];
• 56 Squadron, [39], [54], [113], [114], [119–20];
• 70 Squadron, [71];
• 74 Squadron, [39];
• 85 Squadron, [112], [114];
• 148 American Squadron, [117–119];
• 151 Squadron, [17–20], [71–2];
• 201 Squadron, [118]
• Squadron, 60, formation, [1–10];
• inspection by Gen. Allenby, [53], [56–7];
• honours gained by, [127]
• Stedman, Lieut. F., [133], [136]
• Steele, 2/Lieut. R. B., [69], [133]
• Stockwell, 2/Lieut. L. G., [133], [138]
• Stookes, T/Capt. V. A., [133]
• Strange, Louis, [125]
• Stuart-Smith, 2/Lieut. H. S., [133]
• Sullock, Lieut. E. A., [133]
• Summers, Capt. A. S. M., [15], [21], [73], [133], [135]
• Sussex Yeomanry, [30]
• Synchronising gear, none on the Moranes, [7]
• Talbot, 2/Lieut. H. E., [133]
• Taylor, Capt. H. S., [133]
• Temperley, Capt. G. J., [133]
• Tennant, Lieut. G. E., [133]
• Tennis at Files Camp Farm, [57]
• Tetus, M., demesne of, [24], [57]
• Thamer, Lieut. O., [133], [137]
• Third Army Front, Arras, [30], [31];
• night bombing on, [72];
• the Cambrai attack, [79]
• Third Corps attack, Aug. 1917, [69]
• Thirteenth Wing, [105], [117], [119]
• Thomson, 2/Lieut. S. A., [133], [137]
• Thornton, F/Officer E., [133]
• Tounshend, Mr. Thos., [79]
• Tower, Capt. H. C., [3], [15], [133], [135]
• Townesend, F/Lieut. E. J. D., [133], [135]
• Tracer bullets, [51] and note[22], [52]
• Trailers, [49] and note[16]
• Trenchard, General, [2], [88], [120];
• orders of, [108]
• Trenches, German, [36–8]
• Triplanes, German, [89]
• Trusler, Lieut. J. W., [133]
• Two-seater fighters, [115]
• Uphaven Central Flying School, [3]
• Upton-Smith, 2/Lieut. F. E., [133]
• Valenciennes, [123]
• Vert Galant, 60 Squadron at, [8], [12], [21]
• Very lights, [104];
• pistols, [27] and note[5], [35], [38]
• Vickers gun, [90]
• Vimy Ridge, [50]
• Vincent, Capt. S. F., [15], [22], [133]
• Vis-en-Artois, [54]
• Vitry, [66]
• Wainwright, Lieut. B. M., [133], [135]
• Waldron, Major F. F., [2–4], [11–13], [133], [135]
• Walker, Lieut., [133]
• — Sergt. A., [135]
• Walters, Lieut. A. M., [15], [133]
• Weedon, Capt. L. S., [31], [133]
• West Wind, Conrad on the, [109–10]
• Westergaard, 2/Lieut. A. N., [133]
• West-Thompson, 2/Lieut. M., [66], [69], [133], [137]
• Whitehead, Capt. L. E., [133], [135]
• — Lieut. A. D., [31], [133], [135]
• Whiting, Lieut. J. O., [70], [133], [137]
• Whitney, Lieut. R. K., [115], [133], [137]
• Wilde, 2/Lieut. R. C. R., [133]
• Williams, Fleming, [106]
• — Lieut. C., [133], [135]
• — Lieut. G., [3]
• — 2/Lieut. V. F., [133], [135]
• Winslow, 2/Lieut. J., [133]
• Wireless interception, work of 60 Squadron, [57–62]
• Wotan line, [123]
• Wright, Lieut. C. O., [133]
• Young, Lieut. G. C., [45], [70], [133]
• Ypres Sector, [65];
• desolation of, [85]

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