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Old 14 April 2002, 11:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I found in Waregem US cemetery the grave of Kenneth Macleish, lt. USNRF
Has anyone info on this guy?
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Old 15 April 2002, 01:56 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi,

Kenneth Macleish can be found in TSTB of Henshaw. Flew Sopwith Camel D9673 of 213 Sqdn (61st Wing) RAF and shot down on the 14th October 1918 while in combat with seven Fokker DVII's. Last seen over Diksmuide at 14.30 hours. His body was found near Gistel.

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The story of Kenneth MacLeish can be found in "The Price of Glory", *which is a compilation of his letters sent to his fiancee during his flying career. * Edited by Geoffrey Rossano, Naval Institute Press, 1991. * *R.
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