His Majesty The King wishes to express his deepest sympathy with the relatives of those officers and men who lost their lives in the Airship N.S. 11 whilst employed in mine clearing operations" The names and addresses of the crew are Captain W. K. Warneford (Commander), Lansdowne House, Huyton, Liverpool; Captain A. S. Elliott, recently staying with his wife at Harleston; Flight Sergeant O'Connor, Shepherd's Bush, London; Sergt. Lewry, Leesland Road, Gosport; Sergt. P.J. Waghorn, Crayford, Kent; Air Craftsman A. T. Jacques, Victoria Road, Longeaton; Air Craftsman F. Cameron, 16, Beasley Street, Gorton, Manchester; Air Craftsman T. Connelly, Midfield Cottage, Inveresk, Midlothian. It has definitely been ascertained that the airship foundered four miles north-west of the village of Salthouse, between Wells and Sheringham.
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