Red Arrows pilot Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging, 33, who was born in Warwickshire, was killed when his Hawk aircraft came down after performing at an air show near Bournemouth airport in Dorset on August 20, 2011.
What does FLT LT stand for?
FLT LT stands for Flight Lieutenant
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Flight Lieutenant Fran Capps, 32, was described as an exceptional person with joie de vivre.
Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging, 33, from Rutland, was killed when his Hawk T1 aircraft came down near Bournemouth Airport in Dorset on August 20 2011, after performing at an air show.
Flight Lieutenant Hywel Poole, 28, of Bangor, died and Squadron Leader Samuel Bailey, 26, and Flight Lieutenant Adam Sanders, 27, are missing presumed dead after the crash which left a fourth crewman seriously injured in hospital.
In 2009 Flight Lieutenant Kenneth Thompson and Flight Lieutenant Nigel Morton were killed when their aircraft crashed into a hillside.
Flight Lieutenant Martin Blagojevic, who celebrated Frank's 105th birthday with him near his home in Leeds last year, said: "Despite his modesty, we were left in no doubt as to the pride he had wearing the uniform.
Flight Lieutenant Mike Anderson was named Outstanding Airman of the Year at the awards organised by a national newspaper and the Ministry of Defence.
Sergeant Phillip Burfoot, 27, from Cardiff, pictured, died along with Flight Lieutenant David Sale, 28, from Norton, Teesside, and 17-year-old army recruit Private Sean Tait, from Glasgow, who was serving with the Royal Regiment of Scotland.