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Robert Greer’s Royal Air Force Pilot’s Flying Log Book. One
Robert Greer’s Pilot’s Flying Log Book from 15th December 1941 until 31st March 1943. During this time trained as a pilot. Initially at No. 18 Elementary Flying Training School in the United Kingdom before being posted to Basic Flying training School…
Tags: aircrew; Flying Training School; pilot; RAF Fairoaks; Stearman; Tiger Moth; training
United States Army Air Forces certificate
Made out to Robert Francis Greer that he had completed a course of pilot training at Turner Field, Georgia.
Tags: Advanced Flying Unit; aircrew; pilot; training
Letter from Bob Greer to family
Notes change of plans; now going to Tuscaloosa instead of Florida. Writes about flying, discipline and the camp which he compare unfavourably to Turner field. Mentions flying hours, exams, going into Albany and demerit system. Writes about getting…
Camp History of Stalag Luft III (Sagan)
The document covers in detail the history from April 1942 to January 1945.
Dixie Deans' POW record
A detailed account of Dixie's time at the North (Officers) compound March 1943-January 1945.
Three airmen and a civilian
The four men are standing casually.
In accordance with the conditions stipulated by the donor, this collection is available only at the University of Lincoln.
In accordance with the conditions stipulated by the donor, this collection is available only at the University of Lincoln.
Tags: aircrew
Five airmen
RAF and USAAF airmen with two officers shaking hands.
In accordance with the conditions stipulated by the donor, this collection is available only at the University of Lincoln.
In accordance with the conditions stipulated by the donor, this collection is available only at the University of Lincoln.
Tags: aircrew
Ten airmen at the nose of a Lincoln
A mixture of RAF and US airmen lined up in front of the nose of a Lincoln. The crest of 617 Squadron can be seen on the nose.
In accordance with the conditions stipulated by the donor, this collection is available only at the University of…
In accordance with the conditions stipulated by the donor, this collection is available only at the University of…
Dresden
A summary of Operation Thunderclap and the bombing of Dresden with estimates of casualties.
Note from General Eisenhower on eve of D-Day
Note to all allied expeditionary force personnel about to embark on the invasion of Normandy.
Memoir of Emilia Garland (nee Ocardi). WAAF 429 Squadron.
Recounts life in Glasgow (Clydebank) at the beginning of the war. Incudes tales of bliztz bombing, blackout, sirens and evacuation. Talks of continuing business though blitz. Eventually tired of hard work in family business, despite parental…
Bomber Command casualties during the war
A summary of the numbers of casualties amongst air and ground crew. Figures are also provided for the air forces of 'Empire' countries and there is a table comparing the losses of The United States Air Force and Bomber Command.
4000 tons on Essen in heaviest day raid
Page 18 of Marjorie Rogers' diary. Ken's 19th operation was to Essen, which is covered by a newspaper cutting. His 20th operation was to Dortmund which is covered in a second cutting. His 21st, 22nd and 23rd operations were to Arnsberg, these are…
Tags: air gunner; aircrew; anti-aircraft fire; B-17; B-24; Halifax; incendiary device; Lancaster; P-51; Pathfinders; pilot; Spitfire
11 American airmen
11 airmen arranged in two rows. Each man and his trade are named on the reverse.
Tags: air gunner; aircrew; bomb aimer; navigator; pilot; wireless operator
Letter from George Milson
George writes to his family hoping their Christmas went well. He describes his Christmas in the camp. Later he describes new arrivals into the camp.
Tags: aircrew; prisoner of war