The search for Mick's remains

Any information on searches conducted for Mick's remains?

I have a view to arrange a search

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[stephen]

I'd suggest a viewing of the video "Where They Flew and Where They Fell" prior to starting your search. They may have already done some of your homework for you.

[Michael]

I'd suggest contacting Norm Christie, a Canadian military historian. He worked for some years for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission in France, and was responsible for identifying several previously unknown soldiers. He was the one who identified the grave of Kipling's son.

There is some chance that Mannock is buried in one of the thousands of "Known unto God" graves. If the burial or reburial party found any insignia it might identify him as R.A.F., but equally likely there were no identifying items.

Christie's books are available through Chapters www.chapters.com which operates much the same as Amazon does in the U.S.