D.F.C.
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At Dieppe he had previously won the D.F.C.
From Time Magazine Archive
Weaver enlisted in 1941, won a D.F.M. as a noncom, then a D.F.C. as an officer.
From Time Magazine Archive
It was awarded by an act of Congress, and the first time in 20 years that the D.F.C. has been given to a civilian.
From Time Magazine Archive
Charles Crommelin, class of '31, won a D.F.C. over Marcus Island in September 1943, won another by leading the Yorktown's air group during the Gilberts invasion.
From Time Magazine Archive
He got the D.F.C. for his transcontinental flight.
From Famous Flyers And Their Famous Flights by Grayson, J. J.
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