Transport Command (1952) Air Headquarters Malaya (1951–52) No. 1 (Bomber) Group (1945–46) RAF Ludford Magna (1943–45) RAF Holme-on-Spalding Moor (1942–43) Wireless Investigation Development Unit (1940) Blind Approach Training and Development Unit (1940)
Battles/wars
First World War Second World War
Awards
Companion of the Order of the Bath Commander of the Order of the British Empire Distinguished Service Order Air Force Cross & Bar Mentioned in Despatches (2)
Air Vice Marshal Robert Stewart Blucke, CB, CBE, DSO, AFC & Bar (22 June 1897 – 2 October 1988) was a Royal Air Force officer who became Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief at RAF Transport Command in 1952.
Air Vice Marshal Robert Stewart Blucke, CB, CBE, DSO, AFC & Bar (22 June 1897 – 2 October 1988) was a Royal Air Force officer who became Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief...
Southend-on-Sea) over Fordham, Norfolk, near Downham Market. Blucke was son of Air Vice-Marshal RobertBlucke who was known for the 1935 Daventry Experiment. 2024...
– Air Marshal Sir Aubrey Ellwood 1 January 1952 – Air Vice Marshal RobertBlucke 3 June 1952 – Air Vice Marshal Sir Charles Guest 15 March 1954 – Air...
Sir Sacheverell Sitwell, 6th Baronet, writer (born 1897) 2 October RobertBlucke, Royal Air Force officer (born 1897) Sir Peter Hunt, Army general (born...
Prime Minister (died 1977) Léon Goossens, oboist (died 1988) 22 June – RobertBlucke, Royal Air Force officer (died 1988) 15 July Letitia Chitty, aeronautical...
Bomber Command 1947–1950 Succeeded by Sir Hugh Lloyd Preceded by Sir Brian Baker Commander-in-Chief Transport Command 1950–1952 Succeeded by RobertBlucke...
Colonel Stephen Blucke, who commanded the Black Loyalist unit, the Black Company of Pioneers, led Tye's troops following his death. Blucke successfully led...
Military offices Preceded by RobertBlucke Commander-in-Chief Transport Command 1952–1954 Succeeded by Sir George Beamish Preceded by Stephen Strafford...
from RAE Farnborough and climbed to 6,000 ft, being piloted by Flt Lt RobertBlucke (1897-1988). The Heyford was probably the largest aircraft the RAF had...
Within weeks, he died from gangrene, and Black Pioneer leader Stephen Blucke took over the Black Brigade and led it through the end of the war. When...
the leadership of Stephen Blucke, a prominent black leader of the Black Pioneers. Historian Barry Moody has referred to Blucke as "the true founder of the...
the United States Canadian Biography Also see Hartshorne's portrait by Robert Field (painter) Find a Grave[permanent dead link] "Birchtown Plaque "The...
Rosey (now Shelburne) Shelburne riots Black Nova Scotians Colonel Stephen Blucke Rose Fortune Rev. John Marrant Richard Pierpoint Deborah Squash See also...
Fasholé-Luke and Creoles such as Arthur Thomas Porter, Canon Harry Sawyerr and Robert Wellesley-Cole. Well-known Creole Methodists include Sylvia Blyden, a newspaper...
Carleton to Nova Scotia. One of their leaders there was Colonel Stephen Blucke, commander of the Black Brigade after Colonel Tye's death. Some eventually...
Black corps was raised locally by a white officer, Jordan tavern-owner Robert Runchey. Pierpoint volunteered immediately for Captain Runchey's Company...
the noted philanthropist and slave owner, John Julius Angerstein, General Robert Melville. Montagu Burgoyne was the original chair person, but after a few...
company on the Naparima Plain in the south of the island. Local planter Robert Mitchell managed the establishment and maintenance of the settlements, petitioning...
Richard Pierpoint, Pompadour, John Smith, Saison Sepyed, Simon Speck, Robert Spranklin, Thomas Walker and Jack Wurmwood. The petition was turned down...
Television, Inc. ISBN 1-4157-0217-9 "The Revolution's Black Soldiers" by Robert A. Selig, Ph.D., American Revolution website, 2013–2014 G.P. Wygant (October...
Filmer Rook, OBE, FRCP, MRCS, DPH, KHP. Acting Air Vice-Marshal Robert Stewart Blucke, CBE, DSO, AFC. Acting Air Vice-Marshal Dermot Alexander Boyle,...
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