M.391 First Officer  Leslie Stuart Walton 
 flag england b. 8 Sep 1907, Sheffield   18 Apr 1941 to 10 Jul 1945

 ata_leslie_walton.png 1939

     

 

 Ed. All Saints School, Sheffield

Royal Aero Club License No. 16948 dated 24 Jan 1939, taken on DH Moth at the Cambridge Aero Club

Also had a 'B' (Gliding) License

m. 1925 in Sheffield, Eva [Creasey]

prev. Musical Director

prev. exp 60-100 hrs on Moth, Taylorcraft, BAC Drone 

ex Civil Air Guard

Address in 1941: 168 Rushby Mead, Letchworth, Herts


 Postings: 3FPP, 8FPP

6 accidents, 1 his fault:

- 25 Jun 1041, a forced landing in Magister R1810 due to fuel stoppage

- 15 Dec 1941, a forced landing in Hector K9760 after engine failure

- 12 Jan 1942, one undercarriage leg of his Hurricane Z3345 collapsed on landing

- 13 Jan 1942, he 'seriously overshot' a landing in Hurricane, and ran into a ditch

- 31 Dec 1942, the propeller of his Martlet IV FN249 touched the ground when taxying with insufficient care down and across wind.

 - 24 Jan 1944, a forced landing in Walrus W2778.

 

Off sick from 27 Apr to 13 May 1943 with an injured leg

"An average pilot who is improving; discipline fair" "an unenthusiastic pilot"


 Later, landlord of the Talbot Hotel, Sheffield.

 Jean Kent

He was fined £10 in 1951 for "aiding and abetting" the famous actress Jean Kent and 3 other thespians in drinking out of permitted hours, but the fine was overturned on appeal as "the court could not accept the evidence of the police".

d. 1961, Sheffield

 


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