Eric Douglas Cummings [SEP] conflict
Eric Douglas Cummings
Captain Eric Douglas Cummings (13 April 1896 – 27 October 1979) was an Australian World War I flying ace credited with nine aerial victories while flying for the Australian Flying Corps. Postwar, he was an integral part of fund-raising campaigns to care for his fellow Australian military veterans. He then served in the Royal Air Force reserves until reactivated for service during World War II.
Early life.
Cummings was born to Doctor and Mrs. H. L. Cummings in Franklin, Tasmania, Australia on 13
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Cellos
Douglas Cummings (Principal), Maurice Meulien (Co-Principal), Ray Adams (Sub-Principal), Jack Long, Ken Law, Douglas Powrie, Francis Saunders, Clive Gillinson, Tom Storer, K. Glossop
Double Basses
Bruce Mollinson (Principal), Arthur Griffiths (Sub-Principal), John Cooper, Gerald Newson, Pashanko Dimitroff, Goelson Neal
Flutes
Richard Taylor (Principal), Lowry Sanders, Francis Nolan
Oboes
Roger Lord (Principal),