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JR Williams Brief Statement of Service and certificate of discharge
RAF Form 1394 issued to James Williams.
Page 9. Service and Release book and memorabilia
Five items.
#1 George Milson's Service and release book cover.
#2 George and Jim"Dinty" Moore at Langham
#3 A record of George's flying hours.
#4 50th anniversary of the end of the Second World War reception programme.
#5 Remembrance day…
#1 George Milson's Service and release book cover.
#2 George and Jim"Dinty" Moore at Langham
#3 A record of George's flying hours.
#4 50th anniversary of the end of the Second World War reception programme.
#5 Remembrance day…
Batavia Personnel 7.9.43
A list of 84 Squadron personnel with their service number, address, next of kin.
Personal particulars of an airman recommended for a commission for the duration of hostilities
RAF Form 1020A with George Milson's personal details.
84 Squadron - Crews and their order of flight from Middle East to Far East
A list of 22 aircraft, crews and passengers that crossed from Egypt to Indonesia.
84 Squadron
A nominal roll of 84 squadron personnel, Eight narratives covering the period between 15/2/42 to 5/4/42 and life in various prisoner of war camps.
Notes for the information of candidates for entry into the RAF reserve as pilots
Air Ministry pamphlet no 56 for future pilots.
Statement of Entitlement and allowances
A balance sheet issued to George Milson covering his living allowances.
Ship's Routine Orders
Instructions for returning prisoners of war to identify war crimes.
Information for those on their way home
For ex-prisoners of war who intend to stop at Adabiya, Suez. Cover only.
George Milson's Service and Release Book cover
RAF Form 2520C cover
RAF Nominal Role
A list of Airmen prisoners of war and their illness.
Publicity warning
A letter warning prisoners of war about talking to the Press or publishing anything.
Liberation questionnaire
A form completed by George on his release from prisoner of war camp.
History of 84 Squadron from 3 January 1942 - 7 March 1942
A detailed history of 84 Squadron over a two month period.
There is a second, different, history.
There is a second, different, history.
Narrative of a journey from Java by 84 Squadron personnel
The article starts with the airfield being over run by Japanese. The men then located two lifeboats and enough stores to sail to Australia.
A second copy has an extra page.
A second copy has an extra page.
Attestation of George Milson
RAF Form 2167 - a six page form completed by George prior to his enlistment.
Annual assessment of character
Three copies of George's completed form.
Reference from Air guard
George's reference, grade A.
Recommendation for George Milson's appointment to commissioned rank.
A three page form.
George Milson acceptance of appointment to commissioned rank.
A brief acceptance note.
George Milson's medical forms
RAF Forms 62 and 2520/108. Three forms.
#1 Medical interrogatory form (adults) completed.
#2 Medical interrogatory form (apprentices and boy entrants) not completed.
#3 Medical certificate on George's release from service.
#1 Medical interrogatory form (adults) completed.
#2 Medical interrogatory form (apprentices and boy entrants) not completed.
#3 Medical certificate on George's release from service.
Recruit's duty note
RAF Form 439, George's duty note to attend RAF Cardington.
Declaration by a recruit prior to enlistment
RAF Form 1546 completed by George.
George Milson's medical
RAF Form 58 stating that George is fit to be a pilot.