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Clipped Signature - Archie Lamb. - Cranston Military Prints

Clipped Signature - Archie Lamb.


Clipped Signature - Archie Lamb.

Item Code : CLP0068Clipped Signature - Archie Lamb. - Editions Available
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Lamb, Archie
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Flight Lieutenant Sir Archie Lamb KBE CMG DFC
Archie Lamb joined the RAF from the Foreign Office after the outbreak of war. Returning from training in Southern Rhodesia, his troopship Orinsay was torpedoed, and he spent nine days in a lifeboat. Joining 184 Squadron, flying Hurricane rocket-firing fighter-bombers, the squadron converted to Typhoons early in 1944. Flying from Westhampnett, he flew two missions on D-Day. He transferred to 245 Squadron in mid 1944 as a Flight Commander. After the war he returned to the Foreign Office, beco
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Flight Lieutenant Sir Archie Lamb KBE CMG DFC
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Lamb, Archie
(Flight Lieutenant Sir Archie Lamb KBE CMG DFC)

Archie Lamb joined the RAF from the Foreign Office after the outbreak of war. Returning from training in Southern Rhodesia, his troopship Orinsay was torpedoed, and he spent nine days in a lifeboat. Joining 184 Squadron, flying Hurricane rocket-firing fighter-bombers, the squadron converted to Typhoons early in 1944. Flying from Westhampnett, he flew two missions on D-Day. He transferred to 245 Squadron in mid 1944 as a Flight Commander. After the war he returned to the Foreign Office, becoming H.M. Ambassador to Kuwait, and to Norway.

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