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- Royal Air Force fighter pilot (en)
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- No. 185 Squadron RAF(1941)
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- Second World War
* French and Low Countries campaign
** Battle of France
* Mediterranean and Middle East theatre
** Siege of Malta (en)
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- Pilot Officer Mould of No. 1 Squadron RAF just after returning to Berry-au-Bac, having shot down two German aircraft east of Vouziers. (en)
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- Pilot Officer Peter Thompson (en)
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- The CO was leading A Flight in a scramble after a +2. These he spotted and proceeded to give chase. As they were above him, he was compelled to lose speed to gain height. A further plot of +9 then appeared which he apparently did not hear about owing to R/T failure, and just when he was unfavourably placed – he had followed the +2 out of the sun – the formation was jumped by about a dozen Macchis and CR42's. ... The situation was hopeless and our pilots broke off the engagement and returned to base – with one exception, the CO. (en)
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- Boy Mould (en)
- Boy Mould (pl)
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