2nd Lieutenant 45th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps. Killed in action. Known to have dogfighted with Baron Richthofen in the month prior to his death.
Son of Victor Francis Thiennette de Berigny and Mary Elizabeth Dithlefsen-de Berigny. His parents separated in 1901 or 1908 (reports vary) and his mother left Japan. He was raised by his aunt, Marie Nattalie de Berigny.
Included in "The Glorious Dead" Memorial, Kobe Foreigners Cemetery, Japan; and at the Gaijin Bochi in Motomachi, Yokohama, Japan.
Son of Victor Francis Thiennette de Berigny and Mary Elizabeth Dithlefsen-de Berigny. His parents separated in 1901 or 1908 (reports vary) and his mother left Japan. He was raised by his aunt, Marie Nattalie de Berigny.
Included in "The Glorious Dead" Memorial, Kobe Foreigners Cemetery, Japan; and at the Gaijin Bochi in Motomachi, Yokohama, Japan.
2nd Lieutenant 45th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps. Killed in action. Known to have dogfighted with Baron Richthofen in the month prior to his death.
Son of Victor Francis Thiennette de Berigny and Mary Elizabeth Dithlefsen-de Berigny. His parents separated in 1901 or 1908 (reports vary) and his mother left Japan. He was raised by his aunt, Marie Nattalie de Berigny.
Included in "The Glorious Dead" Memorial, Kobe Foreigners Cemetery, Japan; and at the Gaijin Bochi in Motomachi, Yokohama, Japan.
Son of Victor Francis Thiennette de Berigny and Mary Elizabeth Dithlefsen-de Berigny. His parents separated in 1901 or 1908 (reports vary) and his mother left Japan. He was raised by his aunt, Marie Nattalie de Berigny.
Included in "The Glorious Dead" Memorial, Kobe Foreigners Cemetery, Japan; and at the Gaijin Bochi in Motomachi, Yokohama, Japan.
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His handwritten "E" was interpreted as an "S". This error is repeated through his military record.
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