Charles Duncan Bremner Green

Name:

Country:

Canada

Rank:

Lieutenant

Service:

Royal Flying Corps
Royal Air Force

Units:

47 (RFC)
150 (RAF)

Victories:

Born:

14 August 1897

Place of Birth:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Died:

03 October 1941

Place of Death:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Cemetery:

Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario

Before transferring to the Royal Flying Corps in 1917, Charles Duncan Bremner Green served with the 164th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Posted to 47 Squadron in Salonika on 27 January 1918, he claimed his first victory with B Flight before being reassigned to 150 Squadron. An S.E.5a pilot, he ended the war with 11 victories. As a Squadron Leader during World War II, he served as commanding officer of No. 5 Flight Training School at Brantford.

Victories

	Date	Time	Unit	Aircraft	Opponent	Location
1	13 Apr 1918	0730	47	S.E.5a (B30)	Albatros D.III (DES) ¹	S of Brajkovic
2	06 May 1918	0950	150	S.E.5a (C1587)	DFW C (OOC)	N of Cerniste
3	10 May 1918	0800	150	S.E.5a (B688)	Pfalz D.III (DES) ²	N of Livunovo
4	01 Jun 1918	1507	150	S.E.5a (B695)	Albatros D.III ? (OOC)	Casandale
5	01 Jun 1918	1508	150	S.E.5a (B695)	Albatros D.III ? (OOC)	Casandale
6	12 Jun 1918	0800	150	S.E.5a (B695)	Albatros D.V (DES)	SSE of Parduvica
7	12 Jun 1918	0805	150	S.E.5a (B695)	Albatros D.V (DES)	SSE of Parduvica
8	18 Jun 1918	0830	150	S.E.5a (B695)	Albatros D.V (OOC)	Smokvica
9	20 Jun 1918	1015	150	S.E.5a (B695)	DFW C (DES)	Palmis
10	28 Jun 1918	1200	150	S.E.5a (B163)	DFW C (DES)	SW of Furka
11	18 Jul 1918	0850	150	S.E.5a (B163)	Albatros D.V (OOC)	Cernica

1	Shared with Gerald Bell
2	Shared with Acheson Goulding

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