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Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has sent her £2. He has little to do.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that they are about to move to Scampton. [only one sheet present]
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes fretting about her health.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that things are dull, no ENSA or cinema. He promises to send some money.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has been busy and couldn't write. He is definitely moving to Scampton soon.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he was flown to Squires Gate, Blackpool and had tea there. He is moving to Scampton and converting on to Lancasters.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about trips the children have made and films he has seen. He asks for a knitted roll top neck. [Only two pages are present].
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that his squadron is moving to Lincolnshire. He has been playing cricket. She is not to worry about him. He has sent her £3.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes concerned that she has fainted. He discusses camp entertainment.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has received a letter and laundry parcel. He has been in contact with a friend from Ely.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he is pleased they had a nice time at the swimming pool. His squadron lost 2 airmen at sea. He will be trying for leave.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes wishing Brenda well. He has had no news about moving.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he hopes she is not making herself ill. Their friend Stan has been lost and he describes a mid-air collision over the Netherlands. He still awaits news of his posting. ENSA have put on entertainment.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes expressing sorrow for her lousy week with Brenda being ill. They had a social event in honour of a squadron member who has gone missing and is married with four kids. They had speeches and a raffle.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he wasn't being careless and that she was over eager. He writes about domestic matters.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he is sad Brenda is ill. He borrowed a bike and went fishing. They didn't catch anything.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he is pleased she enjoyed the party. He has been to the cinema in Kings Lynn.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about domestic issues and his request to be transferred.
Envelope from Jack Dwyer to his wife
An envelope addressed to Jack's wife.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that his money is short since he has been overpaid. He has been to the cinema.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has asked to be taken off operations. He asks after Brenda. He has been to the cinema. He hopes to send his girls chocolates.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that his posting seems to be messed up. He is not best pleased and all he can do is wait.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he is back on his squadron. He is asking his CO for a posting after a landing accident. He asks after Brenda and a parcel with chocolates that he has sent.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
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Jack writes that he has received her letter and parcel. He has little to write about. He has seen an ENSA film and a concert.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
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Jack writes that he got back on the train okay. He has a sore throat.