The Archive · 1940

New Zealand Airman

Gets Flying Cross SPECIAL TO THE "N.CD.N."

London, Mar. 29.

Flying Officer Edgar James Kam, Distinguished Cross in recognition of gallantry displayed in flying operations against the enemy, Kam is well-known for his exploits, He distinguished himself again yesterday when he shot down two Messerschmitts, during a battle between three British and nine German planes—Reuter.

London, Mar. 29.

The Air Ministry announces that at his own request, Marshal of the RAF., Sir Edward Ellington, is vacating the post of Inspector General of the RAF. He will be succeeded by Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar Ludlow Hewitt.—Reuter. keyed to your personality.

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