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Letter to George's father from M Halligan
From the officer looking after Georges personal effects at RAF Mildenhall. Expresses sympathy and explains the process for handling effects of those posted missing.
Advice of goods (personal effects) despatched
Advises dispatch of personal effects of George Thomson from central depository to his father.
Wedding photograph
Top left: A man and woman with flowers in their buttonholes. Captioned, 'Alf and Sadie Wexham Road, Slough, Bucks.
Top right: A man and woman sitting on a bench in a park. Another woman stands to one side and two men sit on the grass beyond.…
Top right: A man and woman sitting on a bench in a park. Another woman stands to one side and two men sit on the grass beyond.…
Letter from RAF central depository to Mr Thomson
Informing him that his son's effects had been dispatched to him by passenger train. Requests the inventory is signed and returned once he had received the effects. Any damage to item in transit should be recorded on any receipt that he gave to the…
Letter from RAF central depository to Mr Thomson
Notes that the items in attached inventory had been recovered from the unit laundry and would be added to the main inventory of his son's personal effects. However there was no trace pf pyjamas or handkerchiefs. Includes details of pay book and…
Letter from RAF central depository to Mr Thomson
Replies to Mr Thomson's letter concerning missing items from George's personal effects. Includes a list of five items.
Letter from RAF central depository to Mr Thomson
Notes that the personal effects of Sgt G B Thomson had been received from the unit and were held in the central depository. Includes inventory of items.
Coca-cola
Seven men sat on chairs with nine standing behind. Mike is sat in the centre of the front row, wearing a suit. The other men wear work coats with the coca-cola logo embroidered on their breast pockets.
A note is captioned, 'coca-cola. centre front…
A note is captioned, 'coca-cola. centre front…
Letter to Frank Cowlishaw from Ricky Dyson
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Gives reasons for not being able to attend an event in the following June due to family illness. Goes on to describe his aircraft being involves in mid air collision over the target. He was blown out of the mid upper turret and found himself outside…
Letter to Norman Mackie's father on behalf of station commander RAF Wyton
Letter replies to Major Mackie that the station could not supply and inventory of his personal effects as that would now be in the hands of the standing committee of adjustments at RAF Colnbrook. Forwards insurance documents for Norman Mackie's car.
Letter to Norman Mackie's father on behalf of station commander RAF Wyton
From his son's effects officer informing him that his son's personal effects would shortly be sent to the RAF central depository. Mentions some rules for release.
Letter to Norman Mackie's father from RAF central depository
Notes that inventory of personal effects was attached.
Letter to Norman Mackie's father from RAF central depository
Explains that they could find no trace of some personal effect items but they had located one other. Mentions how cheque book had been dealt with.
Letter to Norman Mackie's father from RAF central depository
States that they were enclosing an inventory of the personal effect of his son and explaining the circumstances under which they could be released depending on missing or prisoner of war status.
Letter to Norman Mackie's father from RAF Central Depository
Regrets that they were not in a position to give any information concerning his son's personal effects as they had not been received yet at the RAF central depository.
Letter to Norman Mackie's father from adjutant 83 Squadron
Informs him that all personal effects found on the station when a person is reported missing are forwarded to the RAF central depository. They would eventually be disposed according to the owner's wishes.
Kenneth J Broderick personal effects letter
A response to a letter sent by SJ Broderick from the RAF depository to Mrs TR Broderick including an inventory of Kenneth Broderick's personal effects. The letter outlines the process for returning them following an official status of presumed dead…
Bertie Henington's Biography
A brief biography of Bertie.
Letter to Phillip Mathew's Father from Central Depository
A letter with further items of his son's possessions.
Letter to Phillip Mathew's Father from Central Depository
The letter acknowledges receipt of the Form of Identity and advises that a search will be made for the missing bicycle.
Letter to Phillip Mathew's Father from Central Depository
The letter accompanies an inventory of Phillip's personal effects.
Letter to Central Depository from No 4 Group
The letter advises that Tony's golf clubs have not been located. They suggest that Tony could inform his father what club he left his clubs at.
Letter to Tony Barralet's Father from Central Depository
The letter advises that missing items will be searched for.
Letter to Tony Barralet from Central Depository
The letter advises that most of Tony's personal effects have been sent but there are some outstanding items which were retained until his return.
Letter to Tony Barralet's Mother from Central Depository
The letter advises that he son's personal effects have been sent to her.