Need Information - United States Army Air Corp

[Johnathan Hopchopkins]

Hello, this is my first post on the forum.

I have been recently trying to research United States Army Air Corps aces. I am trying to find information about Chester Ellis Write's personal life & his service time on the Western Front. Most of the Information I can find is bland and straight to the point. I know that he was born in Readville, Massachusetts, received Distinguished Flying Cross (x2) and is buried in Boston.
Can anyone help please, I find that Google can tell lies so I decided to ask professionals.
Here is a photo of (Photo of Chester)

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Edited 1 June , 2023 by Johnathan Hopchopkins
Photo messed up post.

[James A Pratt III]

you might want to post this question on theaerdrome.com. There should be someone there who can help you

[Marian2]

There's what looks like a useful entry on Charles Ellis Wright on pp. 1047-48 of Harvard's Military Record in the World War (1921).  I found it at Fold3.com (behind a paywall), but there's a publicly accessible copy at the internet archive:   https://archive.org/details/harvardsmilitar04meadgoog/page/1046  

Hope this helps,

---Marian 

[MikeMeech]

On 01/06/2023 at 12:46, Johnathan Hopchopkins said:

Hello, this is my first post on the forum.

I have been recently trying to research United States Army Air Corps aces. I am trying to find information about Chester Ellis Write's personal life & his service time on the Western Front. Most of the Information I can find is bland and straight to the point. I know that he was born in Readville, Massachusetts, received Distinguished Flying Cross (x2) and is buried in Boston.
Can anyone help please, I find that Google can tell lies so I decided to ask professionals.
Here is a photo of (Photo of Chester)

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Hi 

I presume you have already consulted the standard work on the subject 'Over the Front' by Franks & Bailey, which has the following brief entry:

Mike