Given the question: What type of details about thomas g. rae can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: lieutenant thomas gillies rae was a world war i flying ace credited with six aerial victories . he served with the royal flying corps during world war i and was awarded the distinguished flying cross . he served in flanders and in europe . after the war he went to south west africa and worked in the administration , public works department , where he later became senior inspector of works in windhoek until 1945 when he retired to his farm in grootfontein district . he died in volka hospital in cape town on 22 june 1957 at the age of 72 years . tribute has been paid to mr rae as having contributed a great deal to the development of the territory . he was a capable officer and did much pioneer work in the south west . he was a great hunter , and in 1928 accompanied hrh prince arthur , duke of connaught and strathearn -lrb- third son of queen victoria and at the time the governor general -rrb- on a three week hunting trip covering 1,600 miles , and in 1926/7 accompanied the governor general alexander cambridge , 1st earl of athlone -lrb- third son of francis , duke of teck , brother of queen mary of teck , who was married to princess alice of albany in 1904 -rrb- on an elephant hunt in south kaokoveld . mention must be made that '' tommy '' was one of the finest all-round sportsmen that his country ever produced . he started competitive swimming at the age of 11 years , being the youngest to obtain the honour of holding the western province diving championships for several years undefeated . for five years he competed in the currie cup -lrb- inter provincial -rrb- with the water polo teams -lrb- johannesburg -rrb- and represented south africa many times . he was an outstanding diver and swimmer and used to dive off the cranes at the cape town docks . an outstanding football player , he played in the currie cup , western province mother country vs colonial born and england vs scotland . he was an undefeated featherweight boxing champion for four years ending in 1907 and was selected to go to england for trials...
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