Reginald Alexander John Warneford
1891–1915 (age 24)
Biography
Reginald Alexander John Warneford (1891–1915) answered the call of the skies during the early days of aerial warfare, earning renown for his courageous feats that inspired his fellow pilots. His resolute spirit and precision in the air became a source of pride for the nation.
He strove to protect civilians beneath the clouds and to defend his country with honour, even as the dangers of flight grew ever greater. His bravery is commemorated at Brompton Cemetery, where his service is remembered with humility and gratitude.