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Hurlbert, Berton Earl (Cadet)

Killed in Flying Accident 1918-March-07

Canada

Birth Date: unkown date (age 24)

Berton Artlelodo Hurlbert & Gussic Marilla Hurlbert

unmarried

Home: Ottawa, Ontario (parents)

Service
RFC

Unit
(RFC)

Rank

Position
pilot-trainee

Service Numbers
163106

1918-03-07: Hurlbert died in training at Taliafero Field Texas. The engine on his JN4a stopped at 500 feet. In attempting to glide in, he got into a spin and crashed. Flt-Sgt. Donald George Russel in the second seat was injured, but survived.

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Beechwood Cemetery
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