No. 15 Squadron RFC

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No. 15 Squadron RFC was a World War I-era unit of the British Royal Flying Corps known for its reconnaissance and artillery spotting operations on the Western Front.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Flying Corps squadron
military aviation unit
alliance Allied Powers NERFINISHED
associatedWith British Royal Artillery NERFINISHED
branch Royal Flying Corps NERFINISHED
conflict World War I
surface form: First World War
country United Kingdom
duty artillery fire correction
observation of enemy movements
photographic reconnaissance
equipmentClass reconnaissance aircraft
era World War I NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod 1910s
militaryFunction intelligence gathering from the air
notableActivity support of British ground forces on the Western Front
operatedBy British Army NERFINISHED
operationalEnvironment trench warfare front lines
operationalStatus active during World War I
partOf British Expeditionary Force air component NERFINISHED
primaryMission directing artillery fire
locating enemy positions
role artillery spotting
reconnaissance
service air observation for artillery
battlefield reconnaissance
serviceBranchRole army co-operation
theatreOfOperations Western Front NERFINISHED
typeOfUnit frontline reconnaissance squadron

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Major William Barker militaryUnit No. 15 Squadron RFC
subject surface form: William George Barker
No. 15 Squadron RAF formedAs No. 15 Squadron RFC