Marmaduke Pattle
✓ Source-basedfallingSouth African born World War II Flying ace for the RAF. Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross & bar. (1914-1941)
South AfricaLived 1914 to 1941 · aged 26Fame48.1
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Marmaduke Thomas St John Pattle,, usually known as Pat Pattle, was a South African-born English Second World War fighter pilot and flying ace of the Royal Air Force (RAF).
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Pattle (sixth from the right, resting on his left elbow), with 33 Squadron c. 1941.
A crashed Fiat CR.42, North Africa circa 1940/41. Pattle claimed 14 of these aircraft - more than any other type.
No. 33 Squadron: Pattle, (6th from right), in Greece, circa 1941. Eric Joseph Woods (not William Joseph "Timber" Woods) (9th from the right).
A JG 77 Bf 109: believed to be Pattle's 47th victim. Unteroffizier Fritz Borchert was captured.Awards 1
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Lived 1914 to 1941 · aged 26
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