War Department reports show that over-seas Air Service Casualties to October 24th, 1918, were 128 battle fatalities and 224 killed in accidents.

Our recent casualties have been lightour only serious effort of late has been the recapture of the Kidney Beanthe new drafts have settled down, and the young officers have been blooded.

The casualties were one man killed and several wounded.

The casualties in the 6th Mounted Brigade were 1 officer killed and 6 wounded, 15 other ranks killed and 107 wounded and 1 missing, a remarkably small total.

Our last casualty was Ayling, who left us under somewhat unusual circumstances.