James Milne Robb was the son of James L. Robb; he was a close friend of Arthur Coningham. Wounded in action on 11 March 1917 and 16 August 1918.
Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC)
Capt. James Milne Robb. (FRANCE)
This officer has destroyed seven enemy aircraft, and under his brilliant leadership his patrols have accounted for numerous others. On 13th October he attacked and silenced three hostile howitzers which were in action.
Supplement to the London Gazette, 8 February 1919 (31170/2045)
Victories
Date
Time
Unit
Aircraft
Opponent
Location
1
27 Jan 1917
0945
32
D.H.2 (7937)
C (DESF)1
Courcrelles-Achiet
2
22 Jul 1918
1930
92
S.E.5a (D372)
Albatros D.V (DES)
S of Bailleul
3
07 Aug 1918
0815
92
S.E.5a (D372)
Fokker D.VII (OOC)
Steenwerck
4
14 Aug 1918
1900
92
S.E.5a (D5973)
Fokker D.VII (DES)
SE of Bray
5
04 Oct 1918
0705
92
S.E.5a (F5666)
Hannover C (OOC)2
SE of Bertry
6
14 Oct 1918
1630
92
S.E.5a (E3211)
Fokker D.VII (DESF)
SE of Le Cateau
7
23 Oct 1918
1300
92
S.E.5a (D376)
DFW C (DES)3
S of Pont du Nord
1
Shared with Lt Frank Billinge, Lt T A Gooch (7941), Lt C G Eccles (A2535), 2Lt H D Davies (A2534), Lt Charles Pickthorn, Lt M L Taylor (7938)
