Aidan Liddel - A Fine Catholic Gentleman
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Aidan Liddel - A Fine Catholic Gentleman
Aiden Liddell MC VC
Captain 3 Bn AS&H and RFC
Looked after his troops on the ground and later saved the life of his Observer
Died on St Aiden's Day
The only Argyll with a Plaque in The Regimental Kirk, Stirling
http://www.chapter-one.com/vc/award.asp?vc=744
Captain 3 Bn AS&H and RFC
Looked after his troops on the ground and later saved the life of his Observer
Died on St Aiden's Day
The only Argyll with a Plaque in The Regimental Kirk, Stirling
http://www.chapter-one.com/vc/award.asp?vc=744
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Sorry, failed to edit in time/don't understand the technology
The correct spelling is Liddell and this is a continuation of 'Christianity in the Military' He is a Local Hero in Stirling
In the recent past, were these issues not entirely compatible? Aiden Liddell joined up to oppose German oppression and led his men through the first months of trench warfare. He trained himself to fly at his own expense (while wounded after his MC) and returned too early but still saved his Navigator.
The correct spelling is Liddell and this is a continuation of 'Christianity in the Military' He is a Local Hero in Stirling
In the recent past, were these issues not entirely compatible? Aiden Liddell joined up to oppose German oppression and led his men through the first months of trench warfare. He trained himself to fly at his own expense (while wounded after his MC) and returned too early but still saved his Navigator.
