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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1944

Page

3

Canadian RAF Ace Captain McGee Gilchrist Dies

Chicago observer reports Capt. McGee Gilchrist 51 who shot down 28 enemy planes in World War I with the Canadian Royal Air Force died last night likely from heart disease. He was shot down in 1917 over France by Baron Von Richtofen in combat.

Chicago McGee Gilchrist Royal Air Force Baron von Richtofen France

Navy Flier Harris Notches Fourth Aerials In One Day

Lieut Ceall B Harris, ex South Dakota boy, shoots down four planes in a West Pacific day for his 24th total. The Hellcat ace trails navy record by ten with Commander David McCampbell’s 34. Harris, 27, achieved the feat over Manila and near Negros in Philippine operations. He has two brothers in the armed forces, Capt Gerald Harris and Pvt Calvin Harris.

U. 5 Western Pacific Ceall B. Harris South Dakota Ita Navy David McCampbell Harris Tojs Manila United States Creshard Gerald Harris Opi Calvin Harris

Chair Generals Raises Held Up in Senate Clash

Washington multiple-front dispute as Senate military committee delays promotions for officers deemed arm chair generals while approving overseas brigadier and major general advances for over a dozen officers. Senator Johnson defends prioritizing combat-officer moves. Burt Gurney denounces the handling, noting home service rivals overseas postings.

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Ensign Fined for Low Flying Near Fannin

Ensign Rutherford Myers of the U S N was found guilty in a general court martial at Corpus Christi for flying at an altitude under 500 feet near Fannin. He was fined 409 dollars. He was acquitted on a second charge of executing a slow fall at an altitude under 400 feet.

Corpus Qhristt Ens. Rutherd Myers Naval Air Training Base Fannin

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