Great Britain - Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC)

Country:

Great Britain

Established:

3 June 1918; revised 24 July 1918

Criteria:

The Distinguished Flying Cross was awarded to officers and warrant officers for an act or acts of valour, courage or devotion to duty performed whilst flying in active operations against the enemy. Supplement to the London Gazette, 5 December 1919

The 1¼ inch wide ribbon consisted of alternating, horizontal violet and white stripes. Beginning in 1919, the stripes on the ribbon were diagonal.

For services during the Great War, the London Gazette announced the award of the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) to members of the flying services 1,195 times:

Airmen who received the Distinguished Flying Cross: 1,116
Airmen who received a first Bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross: 75
Airmen who received a second Bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross: 4

Recipients - World War I Aces

61		Clayson, Percy Jack
62		Cobby, Arthur Henry
63		Cole, Adrian Trevor
64		Coler, Eugene Seeley
65		Collishaw, Raymond
66		Compston, Robert John Orton
67		Compton, Harry Neville
68		Coningham, Arthur
69		Conn, Kenneth Burns
70		Coombes, Lawrence Percival

Total Records: 378

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