Original British WWI RFC 62nd Squadron Flight Commander Captain Stewart Kennedy MC Named Uniform Set Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns In 1796 on the ship

In 1796 on the ship Hope armed with just four nine pound guns he was made commander and later that year whilst at the island of St

we can find no owner's name in either tunic or jodhpurs

of which one is terminated by a knot and a brass ferret – it is made of wool and cotton for NCOs and EM

It was first established on October 22

Original British WWI RFC 62nd Squadron Flight Commander Captain Stewart Kennedy MC Named Uniform Set Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns In 1796 on the shipOriginal Item: One of a kind Set. Captain Douglas Stewart Kennedy, MC was a Flight Commander of the 62nd Squadron Royal Flying Corps during World War One. After earning his flight wings, 2nd Lieutenant D. S. Kennedy was stationed to 62 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps where he quickly distinguished himself as one of the best pilots of the squadron. As the other members of the squadron, Kennedy flew the Bristol F. 2b fighter with Lieutenant Hugh