Frederick Sykes

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Frederick Sykes was a British military officer and air power pioneer who served as an early leader of the Royal Flying Corps and later became Chief of the Air Staff of the Royal Air Force.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf British military officer
Royal Air Force officer
air power pioneer
colonial administrator
human
politician
affiliation British Army
Royal Air Force
Royal Flying Corps
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
employer British Army
British colonial administration
Government of the United Kingdom
Royal Air Force
Royal Flying Corps
familyName Sykes
fieldOfWork air power strategy
military aviation
military leadership
genre military leadership
givenName Frederick
hasRole Member of Parliament
air force officer
air power theorist
colonial governor
military officer
militaryBranch British Army
Royal Air Force
Royal Flying Corps
militaryRank officer
movement development of air power in the early 20th century
name Frederick Sykes
notableFor being an early leader of the Royal Flying Corps
pioneering work in military aviation organization
serving as Chief of the Air Staff of the Royal Air Force
notableWork contributions to the formation of the Royal Air Force
development of British air power doctrine
early organization of the Royal Flying Corps
partOf history of the Royal Air Force
history of the Royal Flying Corps
positionHeld Chief of the Air Staff
Conservative Party MP
Governor of Bombay
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
head of the Royal Flying Corps
residence United Kingdom

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