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Lieutenant John Arthur Aldridge MBE (9 February 1899 – November 1988) was a First World War flying ace credited with five aerial victories. He returned to the colours during the Second World War, joining the Air Training Corps. On 18 June 1919, Alridge joined the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries as an Assistant Clerk (Abstractor). During Second World War, he served in the Training Branch of the RAF, with the rank of pilot officer, until 31 March 1945.

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rdfs:label	John Aldridge (RAF officer) (en) John Arthur Aldridge (pl)
rdfs:comment	Lieutenant John Arthur Aldridge MBE (9 February 1899 – November 1988) was a First World War flying ace credited with five aerial victories. He returned to the colours during the Second World War, joining the Air Training Corps. On 18 June 1919, Alridge joined the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries as an Assistant Clerk (Abstractor). During Second World War, he served in the Training Branch of the RAF, with the rank of pilot officer, until 31 March 1945. (en) John Arthur Aldridge (ur. 5 lutego 1899, zm. w listopadzie 1988) – brytyjski as myśliwski okresu I wojny światowej. Odniósł 5 zwycięstw powietrznych. John Arthur Aldridge w latach 1914–1917 był młodszym urzędnikiem w Agricultural and Fisheries Department. Po ukończeniu 18 roku życia w lutym 1917 roku zaciągnął się do wojska. Został przydzielony do Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, w kwietniu 1917 został skierowany do Royal Flying Corps. Po przejściu szkolenia przydzielono go do . Pierwsze zwycięstwo powietrzne odniósł 21 kwietnia 1918 roku. Zestrzelił niemiecki samolot Pfalz D.III. Ostatnie piąte zwycięstwo odniósł 27 września, w okolicach Cambrai zestrzelił niemieckiego Fokkera D.VII. Po zakończeniu wojny odszedł do cywila w styczniu 1919 roku. (pl)
foaf:name	John Arthur Aldridge (en)
name	John Arthur Aldridge (en)
death place	Hampshire North East Hampshire
birth place	Graveley, Hertfordshire
dcterms:subject	1899 births People from North Hertfordshire District 1988 deaths Members of the Order of the British Empire Royal Air Force personnel of World War I Royal Flying Corps officers British World War I flying aces Recipients of the Croix de guerre (Belgium) Military personnel from Hertfordshire
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Order of the British Empire Lieutenant 1899 births Croix de guerre (Belgium) Member of the Order of the British Empire Graveley, Hertfordshire People from North Hertfordshire District 1988 deaths Members of the Order of the British Empire Royal Air Force personnel of World War I Royal Flying Corps officers Air Training Corps No. 19 Squadron RAF Flying ace Hampshire British World War I flying aces Recipients of the Croix de guerre (Belgium) Military personnel from Hertfordshire Pilot officer Sopwith Dolphin Civil Service (United Kingdom) Woking World War I World War II Royal Aero Club Board of Agriculture and Fisheries (United Kingdom) North East Hampshire
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allegiance	United Kingdom (en)
awards	Order of the British Empire Belgian Croix de Guerre (en)
battles	World War I World War II
birth date	1899-02-09 (xsd:date)
branch	Royal Flying Corps (en)
date	December 2021 (en)
rank	Lieutenant
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unit	No. 19 Squadron RAF
has abstract	Lieutenant John Arthur Aldridge MBE (9 February 1899 – November 1988) was a First World War flying ace credited with five aerial victories. He returned to the colours during the Second World War, joining the Air Training Corps. Aldridge joined the Royal Flying Corps as an officer cadet, and was made a temporary second lieutenant on 24 May 1917. He received Royal Aero Club Aviator's Certificate 4846 on a Maurice Farman biplane at Ruislip on 16 June 1917. He was posted to No. 19 Squadron in early 1918, where he scored five victories flying the Sopwith Dolphin between April and September. He officially left the RAF on 12 January 1919. On 18 June 1919, Alridge joined the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries as an Assistant Clerk (Abstractor). During Second World War, he served in the Training Branch of the RAF, with the rank of pilot officer, until 31 March 1945. He became Secretary at the Veterinary Laboratory near Woking, and in December 1948 was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire for his work in the Civil Service. (en) John Arthur Aldridge (ur. 5 lutego 1899, zm. w listopadzie 1988) – brytyjski as myśliwski okresu I wojny światowej. Odniósł 5 zwycięstw powietrznych. John Arthur Aldridge w latach 1914–1917 był młodszym urzędnikiem w Agricultural and Fisheries Department. Po ukończeniu 18 roku życia w lutym 1917 roku zaciągnął się do wojska. Został przydzielony do Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, w kwietniu 1917 został skierowany do Royal Flying Corps. Po przejściu szkolenia przydzielono go do . Pierwsze zwycięstwo powietrzne odniósł 21 kwietnia 1918 roku. Zestrzelił niemiecki samolot Pfalz D.III. Ostatnie piąte zwycięstwo odniósł 27 września, w okolicach Cambrai zestrzelił niemieckiego Fokkera D.VII. Po zakończeniu wojny odszedł do cywila w styczniu 1919 roku. W czasie II wojny światowej ponownie został zmobilizowany i służył w . Po zakończeniu wojny pracował jako weterynarz i za zasługi cywilne został odznaczony Orderem Imperium Brytyjskiego. (pl)

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