St. James was killed when the wingtip of his bomber aircraft hit the ground during a low-flying pass. It overturned and caught fire on the Aerodrome. Of the crew of five on the aircraft, 2 others were killed:Flt Sub-Lt Walter Albert Isaacs (22) (British) Flight Officer Thomas Reginald Weston (20) (British); and two were injured but survived: Flight Officer Vyvyan Holcombe Hervey injured (British), Flight Officer James Angus Smith injured (British).
St. James, Joseph Hesquith ()
Killed in Flying Accident 1917-November-03

Birth Date: 1896-December-08
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Home: Delson Junction, Quebec
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Enlistment Date: unkown date
Service
RFC
Unit
(B) Sqn- Squadron (RFC)
Base
Manston Naval Air Station
Rank
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pilot
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