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Harry George Smart
Harry George Smart, CBE, DFC, AFC, (28 June 1891 – 28 June 1963) is best known as the commander of RAF Habbaniya during the first part of the Anglo-Iraqi War. Smart was a British officer in the British Army, the Royal Flying Corps, the Royal Australian Air Force, and the Royal Air Force. He served during the First World War, during the interwar period, and during the Second World War.
==Biography==
In 1891, Harry George "Reggie" Smart〔Lyman, p. 19〕 was born in Newmarket, Suffolk, in the United Kingdom. Smart attended Framlingham College between 1905 and 1907 and joined the British Army sometime thereafter. He served as a Sapper with the Royal Engineers.〔Air of Authority, Biographies, Air Vice-Marshal H G Smart〕
On 30 November 1915, H. G. Smart received a commission with the Royal Flying Corps.〔(Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation - Air Vice-Marshal H G Smart )〕 From 29 April 1916, he was a Morane Bullet pilot for the No. 60 Squadron RAF on the Western Front.〔 On 23 Jul 1917, Smart was made a squadron Flight Commander and, by 30 Apr 1918, he was Officer Commanding of a squadron.〔 On 14 Jan 1919, Smart was Officer Commanding of No. 208 Squadron RAF.〔 On 1 Aug 1919, Smart was awarded a permanent commission as a Captain.〔 By 9 Feb 1920, Smart was a Flight Commander of No. 6 Squadron RAF and, by May 1920, he was made the squadron's Acting Officer Commanding.〔 The squadron was located in Mosul in the British Mandate of Iraq and flew Bristol F2B fighters.〔
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