"A memorial
to men, women and children of the Christian community killed in
The Great Earthquake lasting 25 seconds, demolishing the civil
lines and city and damaging the
cantonment at 3.5am on May 31st 1935.
This memorial was
unveiled by The Honourable Lt Col Sir Arthur Parsons, KCIE, CBE,
DSO, IA
Agent to the Governor General, Resident and Chief Commissioner
in Baluchistan
on Monday December the 12th 1938.
(Panel 3)
No.3 (Ind) Wing
Headquarters Royal Air Force
Sgt. A. Ayling
Cpls R.C. Cousins and F.E. Hall
LAC R. Higgins
No.5 (AC) Squadron
RAF
Pilot Officer C.R. Paylor
F/Sgt C.E.S. Taylor
A/Sgt J.H. Burgess
A/Sgt A.C. Carr
Cpl G. Brunsdon
Cpl H.R. Cope
Cpl D.F. Henderson
Cpl J.C. Parry
Cpl W.W. Wilton
A/Cpl T.V. Wilson
LAC D.S. Fleisig
LAC N. Gelder
LAC G.J. Harman
LAC O.E. Jones
LAC R.J. Miller
LAC J. Pendelbury
AC1 A.W.F. Craig
AC1 J. Lunt
AC1 C.W.S. Neeve
AC1 J.C. Ratcliffe
AC1 J.P. Trainor
AC2 L. Carter
AC2 H. Percival
David Biggs Aged 5 years
(Central Panel)
No.3 (Ind) Wing
Headquarters Royal Air Force LAC A.O. Smith
AC1 A.H.C. Chitty & F.R. Adey
Diana Dorothea Mary Biles Aged 4 years
