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Flight Lieutenant John Martin D'Arcy Levy was a Prisoner of War During World War One

Flight Lieutenant John Martin D'Arcy Levy flew seaplanes during World War One in the Royal Naval Air Service. German ground fire shot him down over Zeebrugge and he became a prisoner of war. However, not put off by his wartime experiences, he joined the RAF after his release.

John Martin D'Arcy Levy (FAA)

Article Highlights

• Early career and training

• Shot down over Zeebrugge

• Prisoner of War

• Fighting the Bolsheviks in Russia

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