PL - James Garney Marshall Farrall KIA

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Farrall, James Garney Marshall (Second-Lieutenant)

Killed in Action 1918-July-18

Male Head

Canada

Birth Date: unkown date (age 25)

Born: Massachusetts, USA

Edmund J. Farrell & Mary Agnes Hoey.

Home: Massachusetts, USA

Service
RAF

Unit
406 (MP) Flight- Flight (RNAS)

Base
Seaplane Base Westgate, England

Rank

Second-Lieutenant

Marshal
Air Chief Marshal	A/C/M
Air Marshal	A/M
Air Vice Marshal	A/V/M
Air Commodore	A/C
Group Captain	G/C
Wing Commander	W/C
Squadron Leader	S/L
Flight Lieutenant	F/L
Flying Officer	F/O
Pilot Officer	P/O
Warrant Officer 1st Class	WO1
Warrant Officer 2nd Class	WO2
Flight Sergeant	FS
Sergeant	SGT
Corporal	CPL
Senior Aircraftman	SAC
Leading Aircraftman	LAC
Aircraftman 1st Class	AC1
Aircraftman 2nd Class	AC2

Position
pilot

Service Numbers

1918-07-18: Farrall died in N-2937, a Short Seaplane. He encountered hostile seaplanes whilst on patrol, and is missing, presumed dead. He was last seen making for land. Gunner Lt Joseph Albert Edward Vowles (British) is also missing, presumed dead. The Short crashed 4m SW of Kentish Knock. The bodies were never found.

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Second-Lieutenant James Garney Marshall Farrall has no known grave.

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