Born in Chicago to French-Canadian parents, after his family moved back to Canada he joined the Royal Flying Corps. Subsequently serving in France with the Royal Air Force, he became a DOUBLE ACE, credited with destroying 11 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. He moved back to the United States after the war, becoming a farmer in Westminster, Maryland, but returned to service with the RAF in World War II. After that second war he returned to Maryland, where he died in 1974.



