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Captain Percy Kyme Hobson MC (20 November 1893 – unknown) was a British World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories.

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rdfs:label	Percy Hobson (RAF officer) (en) Percy Kyme Hobson (pl)
rdfs:comment	Captain Percy Kyme Hobson MC (20 November 1893 – unknown) was a British World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories. (en) Percy Kyme Hobson (ur. 20 listopada 1893 w Fleet Hargate, zm. ?) – angielski as myśliwski okresu I wojny światowej. Odniósł 7 zwycięstw powietrznych. Percy Kyme Hobson 10 maja 1917 roku został przeniesiony do Royal Flying Corps. Po przejściu szkolenia od 22 października 1917 roku został przydzielony do jednostki No. 84 Squadron RAF działającej na froncie zachodnim jako pilot samolotu Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5. (pl)
foaf:name	Percy Kyme Hobson (en)
name	Percy Kyme Hobson (en)
birth place	Fleet Hargate, near Holbeach, Lincolnshire, England (en)
dcterms:subject	Recipients of the Military Cross People educated at Framlingham College English emigrants to South Africa Year of death missing English emigrants to Zambia 1893 births Royal Air Force personnel of World War I Royal Flying Corps officers People from South Holland (district) British World War I flying aces Honourable Artillery Company soldiers
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cape Town Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 Recipients of the Military Cross Beaurevoir People educated at Framlingham College English emigrants to South Africa Holbeach Honourable Artillery Company Remaucourt, Aisne Union of South Africa Vancouver Vancouver Island Victoria, British Columbia Villers-Outréaux Year of death missing English emigrants to Zambia George Owen Johnson German spring offensive German strategic bombing during World War I Great East Road Mpika LVG Lincolnshire Long Sutton, Lincolnshire Lusaka Malalane Sholto Douglas, 1st Baron Douglas of Kirtleside St Mary's Cathedral, Johannesburg Port Arthur, Ontario Gazetted Ayr, Ontario 1893 births Royal Air Force personnel of World War I Royal Flying Corps officers Buffalo, New York Bungay Acting rank Western Front (World War I) Winnipeg Albatros D.V Allies of World War I Fleet Hargate Fokker Dr.I Framlingham College Bamberton, British Columbia No. 84 Squadron RAF People from South Holland (district) Flying ace Hire purchase Tanganyika (territory) British World War I flying aces Honourable Artillery Company soldiers Aviation fuel Freighthopping Great Depression Imperial Airways Oberleutnant zur See World War I Military Cross Salisbury Plain Eastern Transvaal Mann Egerton Broken Hill, Northern Rhodesia Jasta 8 Fort Jameson Piper Cub Abercorn, Northern Rhodesia

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