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Air Commodore Alan Duncan Bell-Irving

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Air Commodore Alan Duncan Bell-Irving

Birth
Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
Death
24 Apr 1965 (aged 70)
Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
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Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada Add to Map
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Canada's first WWI flying ace. As a member of the RFC, shot down six planes and a balloon. A lifelong supporter of the Canadian Air Force. During WWII, he commanded an RCAF training school at Trenton, Ont.
Biblio: Gentleman Air Ace, by Elizabeth O'Kiely
Canada's first WWI flying ace. As a member of the RFC, shot down six planes and a balloon. A lifelong supporter of the Canadian Air Force. During WWII, he commanded an RCAF training school at Trenton, Ont.
Biblio: Gentleman Air Ace, by Elizabeth O'Kiely

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Alan Duncan Bell-Irving
born Vancouver 1894, died 1965
son of Henry Ogle & Maria Isabel Del Carmen
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RFS 1914-18 RCAF 1934-45
Husband of Maria Elizabeth Pybus
Father of Gordon, Elizabeth & Patricia

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