Letter from Bill Bryson to George Thomson

Letter from Bill Bryson to George Thomson

Writes of his training (on Wellingtons converting to Lancasters) and that he has not yet been crewed up. Says he is the only one from his previous flight to arrive on new course. Catches up with news of friends and their situations and lives. Passes on more information and news about the progress of acquaintances. Complains that his greatcoat had been stolen which ruined his day off.

1944-01-31

Four page handwritten letter and envelope

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