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Born August 30 1920
Joined Fleet Air Arm March 1939-December 1945
Lieutenant Commander HMS Ark Royal
Vickers Supermarines Test Pilot January 1946
Holder of Absolute flight airspeed record 26th September 1953
Died October 22 1963

Early Life

Mike Lithgow was born on August 30th 1920 and and educated at Cheltenham College.


Second World War

Test Pilot

References

Autobiography: Mach One.(Oct 1954). Allan Wingate Ltd.
Editor: Vapour Trails .(1956). Allan Wingate Ltd.

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