James Robb (RAF Officer) - Honours and Decorations

Honours and Decorations

  • Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath - 1 Jan 1951 (KCB - 9 Jun 1949, CB - 1 Jan 1941)
  • Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire - 1 Jan 1945
  • Distinguished Service Order - 28 May 1926
  • Distinguished Flying Cross - 8 Feb 1919
  • Air Force Cross - 11 Jul 1940
  • Mentioned in Despatches - 1 Jan 1941, 1 Jan 1942, 8 Jun 1944
  • Associate Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society
  • Legion of Merit, Officer - 27 Aug 1943
  • Distinguished Service Medal (United States) - 3 Aug 1945
  • Order of the White Lion for Victory, Star 1st Class (Czechoslovakia) - 27 Jun 1947
  • War Cross 1939-45 (Czechoslovakia) - 27 Jun 1947
  • Commander of the Legion of Honour (France)

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