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B6299, FL Norman M. MacGregor, No. 10 Sqn RNAS, Téteghem, France, November 1917

Norman Miers MacGregor entered the RNAS on

February 1916 and was assigned to HMS President. He was assigned to No. 6 Squadron in 1917

and scored four kills there. After that he moved

to the No. 10 Squadron. His first victory with this

unit was also the most significant of all of his kills,

as he shot down the first Fokker Dr.I of the Great

War on September 15, with German ace Kurt Wolff,

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victor in 33 combats and commander of the Jasta

11 at controls. MacGregor added two more victories, both when flying this Camel. He accrued 325

operational flight hours during the war and was

transferred to RAF´s unemployed list on January

10, 1919, at the rank of captain. He was later reactivated as a flight lieutenant on April 10, 1921, serving

until June 5. His Camel B6299 sported the colours

of the B Flight of the No. 10 (Naval) Sqn, i.e., white and red stripes on the nose of the aircraft and

distinctive letter B on both sides of the fuselage.

Later the aircraft served briefly with No. 9 (Naval)

Sqn, before being transferred to the training depot

at Chingford.

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