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George William Longstaff

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George William Longstaff (1891- )

1922 Capt., late R.A.F., M.Inst.Met., M.R.Ae.S., Mech. Engr.; Chief Engr. to The Express Builders and Supplies Co., Ltd.; b. 1891; s. of George Edward Longstaff, late R.A.O.C. Ed. Woolwich Polytechnic. Training: Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Career: 4 years on Chief Engr.'s Staff, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich; 3i years Commissioned Service, R.A.F., in a Technical capacity, including charge of Aero-Engine Section, Directorate of Equipment, Air Ministry. Address: 3, The Common, Woolwich, London, S.E.I8.

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