FRENCH AVIATION LOSSES
-* ■ Paris, May 26.. Tho "Journal." quoting official statistics of losses suffered by the French Aviation. Sen-ice from August -1, 1914, to i\ovomber if, 1918. says: Our losses in the army zones were 191 a pilots and observers killed. U6l missing whoso death is certain, and 2922 wounded In the inferior wno the losses were W7 pilots and observers killed and wounded. The total number of airmen in flic French Aviation ■ Service on December J, 191S, was 19,219.
Al Iho r\\ilhor.4cm Military Camp mi Tl'mr.-tliiy 'I rcrrealion and rest.room for hospital' patients was formally opened in (lis priviom-B oT 1\'«1 Cross Society refrom all purls of the Waiiarap'.i speeches being niado by Mrs. .T. •\l. Comdino (Masterton), Eev. R. 11. Cntherwood, Mr. AV. E. Bidwill, and Mr. J. W. Card. Colonel M'Lcan. who presided, responded on behalf of tlio matron ami staff. Afternoon ten was dispensed by the' visiting lady workers, and a concert programme, provided by Mrs. O'Meara, Misses C. Hell and Cole, Mr. Lambert (vocal), Mrs. J. A. Doctor, Misses 31. Martin, and M. Cornwclc (ror.iiution). Functions of the kind are to bo Mold wa>kly.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 263, 2 August 1919, Page 7
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189FRENCH AVIATION LOSSES Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 263, 2 August 1919, Page 7
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