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Noel Webb (RFC officer)
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Captain Noel William Ward Webb was a British World War I flying ace credited with fourteen aerial victories. He also claimed the life of German ace Leutnant Otto Brauneck for his ninth victory.
Noel William Ward Webb
Noel William Ward Webb
Webb was one of the few pilots who became an ace while flying the F.E.2b.
Webb was one of the few pilots who became an ace while flying the F.E.2b.
War memorial inside St James's Church in Dunwich including Noel Webb
War memorial inside St James's Church in Dunwich including Noel Webb
Otto Brauneck
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Otto Brauneck was a German World War I flying ace credited with ten confirmed and five unconfirmed aerial victories. Originally assigned to fly on the Macedonian Front to support Germany's ally, the Ottoman Empire, between September 1916 and April 1917 Brauneck shot down four enemy observation balloons and three aircraft, with a further five claims going unproven. Transferred to the Red Baron's Jagdstaffel 11 in France, Brauneck scored a further three victories before being killed in action on 26 July 1917.
A Caudron G.4 of the Ottoman Air Force; a Caudron G.4 was Brauneck's fifth confirmed victory in Macedonia.
A Caudron G.4 of the Ottoman Air Force; a Caudron G.4 was Brauneck's fifth confirmed victory in Macedonia.
Braunecker's final victim flew a Sopwith Triplane.
Braunecker's final victim flew a Sopwith Triplane.