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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.
Dennis Moore Autobiography
Dennis Moore's autobiography, compiled and edited by his son, Terry Moore.
Letter to Wally Layne's wife from effects officer
Offers sympathy and informs her that her husband's personal effects would be despatched to the standing committee of adjustments at RAF Colnbrook.
Lettter to Hedley Madgett's father from his son's effects officer
From officer detail to look after Hedley's property explaining the process and that a cheque book found has been forwarded to Air Ministry accounts, Worcester.
Advice of goods sent by railway, Hedley Madgett's effects
From central depository to Mr and Mrs L R Madgett. Advice of goods including Bx 11715, Dress case, carton. sealed [..].
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…
Letter to Mr Madgett concerning son's personal effects
Notes that his sons personal effects, listed on attached inventory have reached the central depository and will be held in safe custody. In the case of missing personnel permission to release items would not be for at least 6 months. If prisoner,…
Letter to Hedley Madgett's father from Central Depository
Writes that committee of adjustment has been held and enclosing an inventory of effects. Writes that monetary matters are not dealt with by that office but by Air Ministry accounts. They will be sending details of financial matters in due course.
Letter to Joan Wareing from RAF central depository
A letter and inventory of the personal effects of Acting Squadron Leader Wareing.
Advice of goods dispatched by passenger train
From RAF Central Depository advising personal effects consisting of suitcase, bag and trunk dispatched on 17/10/44.
Letter to Wally Layne's wife from RAF central depository
Notes her change of address and regrets that they were not in a position to give information on her husbands effects as they had not been received yet.
Letter to Wally Layne's wife from RAF central depository
Glad to note her husband was safe as a prisoner of war. Advises her that effects could not be released without written authority of the prisoner himself. Ask her to forward any letter from him to this respect.
Letter to Wally Layne's wife from RAF central depository
Notes her husbands national saving certificates were held in safe custody at their office and could only be released to her on written instructions of her husband.
Advice of goods dispatched by passenger train
From RAF central depository to Arthur Woolf's father advising that listed personal effects have been dispatched.
Letter to Maurice Monks's father from the RAF central depository
Notifies him that Flying Officer M A Monks's personal effects had been despatched by rail. Gives information about possible eventual disposal of uniform items. Inventory of items enclosed.
Part of letter from RAF central depository
Torn off top of letter, reference Flying Officer K Gill
Letter to Vera Gill from RAF central depository
Mentions that they have forwarded Flying Officer K Gill's flying log book.
Letter to Mrs E Shaw from RAF Central Depository
Expresses sympathy over her loss and encloses an inventory of personal effects. Mentions that monetary matters would be dealt with by Air Ministry accounts.
Letter to Tony Barralet's Father from Central Depository
The letter advises that his son's golf clubs have not been found.
Letter to Tony Barralet's Mother from Central Depository
The letter advises that he son's personal effects have been sent to her.
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 Father from Central Depository
The letter advises that missing items will be searched for.
Letter to Phillip Mathew's Father from Central Depository
The letter accompanies an inventory of Phillip's personal effects.
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
A letter with further items of his son's possessions.