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Roderic Dallas

Roderic Dallas

Country: Australia
Born: 30 July 1891
Place of Birth: Mount Stanley, Queensland
Deceased: 01 June 1918
Rank: Major
Service: Royal Naval Air Service
Royal Air Force
Units: 1N; 1W (RNAS)
40 (RAF)
Victories: 32
Biography
Dallas joined the Australian army in 1913. When war broke out, he applied for a transfer to the Royal Flying Corps but was rejected. Instead, he joined the Royal Naval Air Service in 1915. Flying Nieuport Scouts, Sopwith Triplanes and Sopwith Camels, Dallas scored 23 victories before he assumed command of 40 Squadron on 1 April 1918. Two weeks later, he was wounded while strafing enemy troop positions but continued flying combat missions. With the S.E.5a, he scored 9 more victories before he encountered three members of Jasta 14 and was killed in action, shot down by Johannes Werner in a Fokker DR.I.
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