Warneford

Warneford refers primarily to:

• Reginald Alexander John Warneford VC (1891-1915): A British Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) officer and World War I flying ace. He is most famous for his action on 7 June 1915, where he single-handedly destroyed the German Zeppelin LZ 37 near Ghent, Belgium, earning him the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. He died in a flying accident shortly after receiving the medal.

Beyond the individual, "Warneford" may also be found in:

• Place Names: Occasionally, places or institutions may be named in honor of Reginald Warneford, though this usage is less common. These would likely be located in the United Kingdom.

• Memorials: Monuments or memorials dedicated to Reginald Warneford, or possibly other individuals with the surname, may exist.