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Fleming, Henry Roland (2nd-Lieutenant)

Killed in Flying Accident 1914-November-14

Male Head

Canada

Birth Date: unkown date (age 28)

Born: Toronto, Ontario

John Fleming & the late Lucy Mary Cook.

not found

Home: Toronto, Ontario

Service
RFC

Unit
(OT) SFTS- Service Flying Training School (RFC)

Base
Central Flying School, Upavon, England

Rank

Position
pilot-trainee

Service Numbers

1914-11-14: "H. R. Fleming, of the Royal Flying Corps, met with an accident, and received injuries which terminated fatally. Evidence given at the inquest on the following day showed that the machine dived almost vertically from 1,200 feet, turned on its back, glided a short distance, and then dived to the ground. A verdict of "accidental death" was returned."

2nd-Lieutenant Henry Roland Fleming was exhumed and reburied.

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Toronto, Ontario

First Burial
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Amesbury Cemetery, Amesbury, Salisbury, England

Re-Burial
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Amesbury Cemetery
Row 7 Grave 328

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