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Guy Borthwick Moore
Captain Guy Borthwick Moore was a Canadian World War I flying ace credited with ten aerial victories.
Biography.
Moore lived in Vancouver and attended the University of British Columbia from 1913–1916, gaining a BA. He was an oarsman and a rugby player. He became a lieutenant in the Irish Fusiliers of Canada in 1916, and a Cadet in the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) as of December 1916. He voyaged to England the following month. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the RFC on
- John Joseph "Jack" Malone – 10
- Alfred Edwin "Eddie" McKay – 10
- Maurice Edmund Mealing – 14
- Guy Borthwick Moore – 10
- Guy William Price – 12
- Ellis Vair Reid – 19
- Alfred Seymour Shepherd – 10
- Noel William Ward Webb – 14
Other notable commemoratees not distinguished as flying aces include Scotland rugby international John George Will.