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No.759 Sqn FAA - Squadron Details - Aviation Directory

No.759 Sqn FAA


Name : No.759 Sqn FAA
Country : UK
More Details : Fleet Air Arm

Pilots and Aircrew for : No.759 Sqn FAA
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Moffat, John William Jock
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Moffat, John William Jock

John Moffat was born in Kelso in 1919 and at the outbreak of WWII, was sent to Sydenham, Belfast where a training school, set up by Short Brothers, was based. John learnt to fly in a Miles Magister. During 1939, he was sent to No.1 Flying Training School at Netheravon and here he was taught to fly advanced open-cockpit aircraft such as Hawker Hinds and Audaxes. Commissioned into the RNVR as a sub-lieutenant he was moved to Eastlee (now Southampton Airport) to the Naval Fighter School, learning fighter techniques in Blackburn Skuas and Rocs and the well-known Gloster Gladiator. In 1940, John was moved to Sanderling, the Royal Naval air station at Abbotsinch (now known as Glasgow Airport). In 1941, on board HMS Ark Royal stationed at Gibraltar, they were ordered to assist in the hunt for Bismarck and Prinz Eugen. The aircraft headed first to HMS Sheffield who gave them signals by Aldis Lamp on the position of the Bismarck. John Moffat served on HMS Ark Royal, HMS Argus, HMS Furious and HMS Formidable, and served with 759 Sqn, 818 Sqn, 820 Sqn and 824 Sqn.



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Known Individual Aircraft of No.759 Sqn FAA :

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Serial

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Factory

Seafire IIc

LR637

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details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Westland

Seafire 47

PS950

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details

no information

no information

Griffon 87

Seafire XVII

SX137

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details

no information

no information

Griffon VI

Westland

Seafire XVII

SX250

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details

no information

no information

Griffon VI

Westland

Seafire XVII

SX305

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details

no information

no information

Griffon VI

Westland

Seafire 47

VP493

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details

no information

no information

Griffon 88

Seafire 47

VR961

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details

no information

no information

Griffon 88

Seafire 47

VR962

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Griffon 88

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