File:Maurice THORNELY.JPG
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English: Grave cross in Catterick Cemetery, North Yorkshire, for 2nd Lieutenant Observer Maurice Thornely, Northamptonshire Regiment attached to the Royal Flying Corps. He was killed while flying at RAF Catterick on the 3rd December 1918 aged 19. |
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- 1918 deaths
- British Army personnel of World War I
- British military personnel killed in World War I
- Catterick Cemetery
- Grave crosses in North Yorkshire
- Monuments and memorials to aviators
- Monuments and memorials to soldiers in the United Kingdom
- Northamptonshire Regiment in World War I
- Royal Flying Corps personnel
- Stone crosses in North Yorkshire
- Thornely (surname)