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No. 1 Squadron, Royal Naval Air Service 1st September 1914 RNAS stay at Dunkirk 4th September 1914 German officers ambushed 6th September 1914 RNAS reclaim Lille 8th September 1914 Marines provide reinforcements 12th September 1914 RNAS aircraft destroyed 19th September 1914 New base established 24th September 1914 French forces take refuge 30th September 1914  Reconnaisance aeroplane shot down 1st October 1914 In retreat 3rd October 1914 Reinforcements sent to Antwerp 13th Oct 1914 Docks 17th October 1914 Return to Britain January 1915 Air defence 22nd February 1915 Move to Dunkirk 24th March 1915 Attack on Antwerp 12th May 1915 Taken PoW 17th May 1915 Zeppelin attacked over the Channel 7th Jun 1915 Zeppelins destroyed 21st June 1915 Naval air operations re-organised 1st December 1916 Redesignated 4th December 1916 Scouts shot down 1st February 1917 Sopwith Pup captured by German airforce 25th February 1917 Interned 6th April 1917 First Triplane losses 7th April 1917 Reorganisation of naval squadrons 16th April 1917  Photo reconnaissance 21st April 1917 Triplane success 23rd April 1917 Mass formation 23rd of April 1917 Dogfight 29th April 1917 Mass dogfights May 1917 Shortage of pilots 18th May 1917 Triplanes shot down 1st June 1917 Superior numbers 4th June 1917 Dogfight 5th June 1917 Aeroplanes grounded 6th June 1917 Triplane victories 7th June 1917 Badly injured 8th June 1917 Two Triplanes shot down 6th July 1917 Triplane shot down 7th July 1917 Air forces redeployed 7th July 1917 Three aeroplanes shot down 21st August 1917 Combat Observation Patrol 3rd September 1917 Attacked by 6 enemy aircraft 13th September 1917 Pilot wounded 19th September 1917 Ground attack missions 20th September 1917 Ground fire 26th September 1917 Four Triplanes lost 5th October 1917 Pilot taken PoW 24th October 1917 Killed in combat 27th October 1917 Injured 1st November 1917 Return to Calais 12th November 1917 German aircraft shot down 15th November 1917 Dog fight 5th December 1917 Albatros shot down March 1918 Air force reorganisation 17th March 1918 Australian shot down 26th March 1918 Naval aircraft moved to the Western Front 6th April 1918 German attack expected 11th April 1918 Pilot escaped injury 22nd April 1918 Dogfight 9th May 1918 Two aircraft shot down 25th June 1918 Pilot killed 4th July 1918 Fighter Ace 19th July 1918 Unhurt 1st August 1918 Shot down 8th August 1918 Railway gun captured 9th August 1918 Two fighter pilots lost 10th August 1918 American pilot killed 13th August 1918 Reconnaissance mission 2nd September 1918 Missing in Action 14th September 1918 Pilot taken PoW 27th September 1918 Two fighter aircraft lost 3rd October 1918 Air battle 27th October 1918 VC awarded If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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We also have a section on World War Two. and a Timecapsule to preserve stories from other conflicts for future generations. 1206679 Flight Sub-Lieutenant L. Edwin Adlam 1 (Naval) Squadron (d.9 Sep 1917) L. Adlam served in 1 (Naval) Squadron Remembered at . WW1 Add to this record. Recomended Reading. Available at discounted prices.

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