1918-03-21: to be 2nd-Lieutenant, RFC.
1919-01-07: Kearney died in DH-9, D-471; when shortly after leaving the ground he was seen to get into difficulties after a flat turn at low altitude, and spin into ground, near Stonehenge. His gunner-observer, Sergeant Richard Ross Harper died of his injuries later that day.
Kearney, Philip Eugene (2nd-Lieutenant)
Killed in Flying Accident 1919-January-07
Birth Date: 1890-October-23
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Service
RAF
Unit
(OT) AFS- Advanced Flying School (RFC)
Base
No.1 School of Navigation & Bomb Dropping, Stonehenge, England
Rank
2nd-Lieutenant
Position
pilot
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