Toronto, Ontario
1918-10-29: Arnott did not return from a bombing raid on this date. It is probable that he was the victim of one of the members of von Richthofen's squadron. Both he and his gunner Lt. Benjamin Johnson (Ireland), were posted as missing, presumed dead.
Their bodies were recovered by the infantry, identited and buried at the closest military cemetery.
Arnott, Harold Dwight (Second-Lieutenant)
Killed in Action 1918-October-29
Birth Date: 1894-December-04
Born: Napanee, Ontario
Parents: Frederick George Lane Arnott & Agnes M. Mills
Spouse: unmarried
Home: Toronto, Ontario
Enlistment:
Enlistment Date: unkown date
Service
RAF
Unit
104 (BR) Sqn- Squadron (RAF)
Strike Hard
Base
France
Rank
Second-Lieutenant
Position
Pilot
Service Numbers
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