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Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has been busy and a planned operation was cancelled at the last minute. He has been into Norwich to watch a film. Various friends have written to him.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that nothing much has been happening except two attacks by German bombers.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about his journey back to his base. He has not been busy since he returned.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about possible visits to family. His colleagues are heading into Norwich but he does not have the spare cash. He is going to the camp cinema.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that their dummy airfield has been bombed. The three crews that were required for overseas have now been completed. He details his new crew.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that three crews are to go overseas. He has been playing football and been to the cinema. This was disturbed by an air raid so they went to a local pub.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about his journey back to Feltwell. The Germans have bombed the Sergeant's mess.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that the weather has been 'lousy'. Pay parade has been unpleasant in the cold weather. He has been to the cinema.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has not had mail from her for a week. He discusses having a fire in the loft. He has been maintaining reserve aircraft. He is expecting to get 6 days leave soon.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about mail, his daughter's colds and frozen pipe prevention. He sounds agitated about someone staying over when he is on leave. He has had mail from some of his friends from Hamble. He has been to the cinema.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about letters written and received. He has been into Norwich to see a film. He describes a funeral of one of their crews.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about her lost door key. They have had a concert by ENSA.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about his return journey to Feltwell. He has lost his place with his regular crew.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that his posting has come through. He asks her not to send his laundry parcel.