Good Day!

[archer]

I'm no expert ... but I am an old campaigner on the Great War Forum. Unfortunately for the last three years I have been unable to make progress there with a query about the war in the air.

On a personal note my great-uncle was Captain Arthur Payze, RFC and RAF.

Uncle Arthur was born in Whitchurch, Oxfordshire, in 1891. He was a pioneer pilot and officer in the Royal Flying Corps, commissioned 2/Lieutenant, RFC Military Branch, Special Reserve on 26 July 1913. He crossed to France in 1914 with No. 6 Squadron but was apparently wounded in July 1915 while serving with the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force.

He entered the Daily Mail £10 000 Transatlantic Flight Prize in 1919 in a Whitehead biplane powered by a 1600 hp Liberty Engine.

Trust I can learn and contribute.
William

[tcrean7828]

Mate,

Welcome to the flagship of the Aerodrome, where knowledge is stored until pried lose by some wanting question. If it is WW1 info, then Here is the place to be, where some of the best resources can be found on the planet.

Myself, I am a Werner Voss fan. check out my short on Voss at:
Let Let let Warplanes

cul

tcrean7828

tom

[archer]

Thanks, Tom.