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{{Tenure|rank=Wing Commander|name=Arthur Murray Longmore|nick=Arthur M. Longmore|appt=15 June, 1916|end=7 September, 1916}} | |||
{{Tenure|rank=Squadron Commander|name=Charles Robert Finch Noyes|nick=Charles R. Finch Noyes|appt=25 November, 1916|end=15 April, 1918|note=may have been sick from 25 May 1917}} | {{Tenure|rank=Squadron Commander|name=Charles Robert Finch Noyes|nick=Charles R. Finch Noyes|appt=25 November, 1916|end=15 April, 1918|note=may have been sick from 25 May 1917}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:01, 7 August 2019
Killingholme Air Station was a Royal Naval Air Service command during the Great War. It fell under the overall command of Rear-Admiral Commanding, East Coast of England.
In Command
- Wing Commander Arthur M. Longmore, 15 June, 1916 – 7 September, 1916
- Squadron Commander Charles R. Finch Noyes, 25 November, 1916 – 15 April, 1918 (may have been sick from 25 May 1917)
See Also
Footnotes
