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Arthur James Lewis O'Beirne

 Arthur James Lewis O'Beirne

Person details

Forename(s) Arthur James Lewis
Surname O'Beirne
Rank Lieutenant
Regiment Royal Flying Corps
Age 29
Death Killed in action
Place of Death Flanders
Date of Death 28/07/1917
Year of Entry 1901
House Letter G
School Notes
Comments Image caption gives Queen's Own Hussars att. 57th Sqn RFC. Album gives RFC. "Killed in aerial fight" Reg gives "in ranks E. African Mtd Rifles 1914-15, Lt. Oxf Hussars 1915, sec'd to RFC 1916, died of wounds rec'd in air fighting over Houthulst Forest". CWGC gives 57 Sqn and Oxford Hussars. Brother of JIM O'Beirne. Obituary in Radleian of 27/10/1917
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Link https://www.cwgc.org/find-record...
Unit 57th Squadron
Prefect
Military Decorations
Album Number 6
Battle
Previous Regiment in ranks East African Mounted Rifles 1914-15; Light Oxford Hussars 1915
Additional Notes Added to Imperial War Museum 'Faces of World War One' project and Radley College War Memorial Flickr website on 15 March 2013 http://www.flickr.com/photos/radley_college_war_memorial/
Burial or Cemetery COXYDE MILITARY CEMETERY, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave ref III. L. 1
Place of Birth Banbury, Oxfordshire
Post School Exeter College, Oxford; in India 1909-14
Shields in Hall