Reginald Archibald Cammell

REGINALD ARCHIBALD CAMMELL
1886-1911

Lieut. R. A. Cammell, the distinguished Army aviator who
was killed at Hendon on Sunday last.
from Flight/archive

Royal Aeronautical Society
Certificates from 1910 – 1950
via email from John Terry, 9-11-08

Certificate
Fr 71
13
24
45
56 *
63

Name
Capt. Bertram Dickson
Hon Alan Kelburn Boyle
James George Weir
Lt. Reginald A. Cammell
Arthur Haynes Aitken
William Hugh Ewen

Date of Birth
21/12/1873
8/10/1886
23/5/1887
10/1/1886
14/12/1880
1/12/1879

Place of Birth
Edinburgh
Oakfield, Ayr
Cambuslang
Inverness
Helensburgh
Shanghai

Date of Certificate
12/05/1910
14/06/1910
08/11/1910
31/12/1910
14/02/1911
14/02/1911

Plane
Farman
Avis monoplane
Bleriot monoplane
Bristol Biplane
Bleriot monoplane
Bleriot monoplane

Location
Chalons France
Brooklands
Hendon
Salisbury Plain
Beaulieu
Hendon

ONLINE RESOURCES If you search for "Reginald Archibald Cammell" +aviation, using the Google search engine, (9-11-08), you will find just one link. However, is it very helpful.

Images of Three Volume 1, A History of the First British Aeroplane Unit Pre 1918      This page describes the CD which is available as follows:

     "On May 13th 1912 the first three squadrons of the Royal Flying Corps were formed. No.3 Squadron was the only one already equipped with, and operating aeroplanes and therefore was the first unit in the UK to fly heavier-than-air machines.
     This CD, Volume 1 of the unit's history, has detailed descriptions of the flying activities, the machines and the men from those very early days until 1918.
      Edited by Jack Long the CD-ROM contains over 300 contemporary documents and photographs of aircraft and, it gives a unique insight into the premier Fighter Squadron of the Royal Air Force.
ISBN190312929X List price: Ł9.95 Price Ł9.45"

     You can access the site by clicking on the title above.

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Lieut. R. A. Archibald Cammell dies in 1911
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If you have any more information on this pioneer aviator
please contact me.
E-mail to Ralph Cooper

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