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Squadron Leader Augustus Henry Orlebar
Sqn Ldr Augustus Henry Orlebar, 1897-1943, Officer Commanding, RAF High Speed Flight
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Augustus Commanding Speed Aeronautics
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Squadron Leader Augustus Henry Orlebar (1897-1943): Pioneering the Skies of the RAF High Speed Flight This portrait showcases the determined and focused gaze of Squadron Leader Augustus Henry Orlebar, an officer of exceptional courage and innovation who made significant contributions to the field of aviation with the Royal Air Force (RAF) High Speed Flight during the interwar period. Born on March 15, 1897, Orlebar joined the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) in 1915, serving valiantly during World War I as a pilot and observer. Following the war, he continued his aviation career with the RAF, eventually becoming the Officer Commanding of the High Speed Flight in 1932. This elite unit was dedicated to the development and testing of advanced aircraft and technologies, pushing the boundaries of aviation and aeronautics. Orlebar's tenure with the High Speed Flight was marked by numerous groundbreaking achievements. He set several speed records, including the first RAF transatlantic record in 1932 and the first RAF solo transatlantic flight in 1933. His daring exploits earned him recognition and respect within the aviation community, as well as the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) in 1934. In this image, Orlebar's intensity and unwavering commitment to his work are palpable. The photograph serves as a testament to his pioneering spirit and the remarkable advancements in aeronautics that defined the interwar period. Squadron Leader Augustus Henry Orlebar's legacy continues to inspire and captivate, as his groundbreaking achievements and unwavering dedication to the skies paved the way for future generations of aviators and innovators.
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