James was
born in July 1922 in Foulsham. He joined the Royal Air Force and served with No
4242 Servicing Echelon, which was tasked with maintenance and servicing of
aircraft for operational squadrons during the war. After the war he was based
at RAF Oakington in Cambridgeshire.
On 1st
October 1947 he was involved in a motor-cycle accident, which was reported on
in the local press. The Lynn Advertiser on October 3rd 1947
reported:
'The second fatal motor-cycling
accident in West Norfolk in this week involved Corporal James Austin Armour
(25) RAF of Foulsham. He was involved in a collision on Wednesday near Modney
Bridge, Hilgay, with a motor car driven by Mr A W Underwood, of 3 Crown Lane,
Littleport.’
James is buried in the churchyard of Holy Innocents chuch, Foulsham
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