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| Name | NORMAN |
| First names | Leonard Charles |
| Rank | Airman First Class |
| Nationality | British |
| Crew position | Observer |
| Age | 20 |
| Date joined 49Sqn | 25/05/18 |
| Date of death | 30/05/18 |
| Cemetery | St. Riquier British Cemetery |
| Aircraft DH 9 serial D462 broke up in the (12,000ft) on ops to Roziers on 30/5/18. It is unknown if a result of collision or shell fire. Sadly Pilot Lt R.H.B. Stevens and Observer Private First Class L.C. Norman were killed. | |
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Information received from Peter L Norman (whose father's elder brother was Leonard Charles Norman): The official casualty lists give his death
as 30th May 1918 having joined 49Sqn on the 25th of the same
month. However, later in the squadron records another DH-9 is
reported to have been lost on the 30th October 1918 with Pilot
2nd Lt Cotterrell and Observer L C Norman aboard. |
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| Finally, he seems to have been the squadron artist. I believe his watercolours of glamorous ladies decorated the Airmen's mess. | |
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