Storey, Norman
Title
Storey, Norman
N T Storey
Description
Seven items. The collection concerns Norman T Storey (Royal Air Force) and contains correspondence, documents, and objects. He flew operations with 103 and 214 Squadrons.
The collection was loaned to the IBCC Digital Archive for digitisation by Janine Harrington and catalogued by Eleanor Paling.
The collection was loaned to the IBCC Digital Archive for digitisation by Janine Harrington and catalogued by Eleanor Paling.
Date
2016-10-28
Language
English
Publisher
IBCC Digital Archive
Rights
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Identifier
Storey, NT
Collection Items
Memorial Writings for Bill
Writing on Bill's life with reference to Harold T. Storey, written by one of his children. Goes on to tell about his father and Bill's friendship and his fathers role as a bookseller. As well as Bill's life volunteering for aircraft duties as a…
Writing about Harold T. Storey
Tells of late father Harold T. Storey, written by one of his children, on how before the First World War he was a bookseller and on return would go on to sell all over. During the war, he volunteered for flying duties and was a flight engineer on…
The Turret
Issue No. 1 of The official organ of the Air Gunners association. Outlines the application process to become a member, the objects, the lead officers of the association. Goes on to tell how it came to be, the plans for the future and asks what the…
Requiem for a rear gunner
A poem by Sergeant Ralph Wilson Gilbert of the 158 Squadron. The poem tells the story of a rear gunner and the ups and downs of the experience of an airman. Ends with a short summary about the author of the poem.
Speech for the Opening of the Air Gunners Museum
The speech tells of the increasing interest in Bomber Command and that it will pay tribute to them. It goes on to thank the trustees and staff at the Yorkshire Air Museum and various other supporters for their role in making the Air Gunners Museum a…
214 Squadron Plaque
Shield shaped plaque with the bomber squadron 214. Motto translates as ‘Avenging in the shadows’. The reverse has hangings as well as the maker ‘Jordon & Sons Limited, 116 Chancery Lane, London, W.C.2 and 13 Broad Street Place, London, E.C 3’
103 Squadron Plaque
Shield shaped plaque with the bomber command 103 squadron. Motto translates to ‘Touch me not.’ The reverse has hangings as well as the maker ‘Jordon & Sons Limited, 116 Chancery Lane, London, W.C.2 and 13 Broad Street Place, London, E.C 3’
Collection Tree
- Storey, Norman