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| Name: | Charles John Biddle | Country: | United States | Rank: | Major | Services: | French Air Service United States Air Service | Squadrons: | N124, Spa73 (FAS) 13th Aero, 103rd Aero (USAS) | Victories: | 7 | Born: | 13 May 1890 | Place of Birth: | Andalusia, Pennsylvania | Died: | 22 March 1972 | Place of Death: | Andalusia, Pennsylvania |
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| | Having attended Princeton and Harvard, Biddle was an attorney when he joined the French Air Service. After the war ended, he wrote "The Way of the Eagle." |
| | "Pilot of marvellous spirit. Attacked two enemy two-seaters successfully behind their lines, probably shooting down the first. Wounded and disabled in the course of the second combat, by sheer strength he succeeded in landing in no man's land and after passing the day in a shell hole, by night he got back to the Allied trenches." Croix de Guerre citation |
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