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A black and white silk map centred on Berlin, covering central and eastern Europe. Reference identifies railways, Reichsautobahnen, roads, rivers, and international boundaries marked for both 1914 and 1939.

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Colour printed silk map of France and neighbouring countries, key identified costal defence area of France, Netherlands, Belgium; southern boundary to Zone Interdite and boundary between occupied and non-occupied France.

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Starts with activities on 29/30 August 1944. Some details of first operation (on Koenigsberg [sic]) and daily activities. Mentions being attacked by fighters, seeing several going down in flames and flying over Sweden. Follows with accounts of…

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A researcher has researched the events leading to the death of Reg Johnstone.

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A newspaper article describing Robert Haire's training as an air gunner and operations as a rear gunner on 467 Squadron Lancaster. Operations include Dortmund-Ems canal, Wilhelmshaven, Karlsruhe, Bremen, Berlin, Dortmund, Saarbrucken, Walcheren and…

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Queenie 'Robbie' Hall was born in Suffolk and had wanted to join the WRNS while under age; she bluffed her way into the RAF instead. She describes volunteering, her recruitment and training. At first she worked in kitchens but remustered as a clerk…

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A transcript of an article in the Daily Express. It describes the liberation of prisoners of war at two camps near Fallingbostel.

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Two images of the war graves of Eric Boumphrey and his six fellow crewmen. The upper image is a close-up of the seven headstones, all engraved with the airman's name and the Royal Air Force badge. Boumphrey's grave is in the middle one of the seven.…

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Letter from the Graves Registration and Enquiries department of The War Office to C. Boumphrey informing them of the location of Eric Boumphrey's grave in the Netherlands.
It identifies Boumphrey by rank, service number and squadron and states that…

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A letter, written in response to an enquiry as to how Eric Boumphrey died.
It gives the date when Boumphrey's aircraft crashed and describes precisely the location. The letter further states that, according to the German authorities, his possessions…

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The eyewitness account describes the shooting down of the bomber aircraft by a night fighter of Nachtjagdgeschwader 1 at Venlo.
The witness describes the stricken bomber as a "huge firebal [sic]". It goes on to describe the precise location of the…

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A detailed account of Dixie's time at the North (Officers) compound March 1943-January 1945.

A list of Peter's operations with date, squadron, operation, pilot and hours flown, day and night.

In accordance with the conditions stipulated by the donor, this collection is available only at the University of Lincoln.

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Leaflet printed in German

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A biography of Jack Cox summarising his civilian life and providing details of his operation to Emden on 24 July 1941. His Wellington, R1397, was shot down on the return flight by Helmut Lent, flying from Leeuwarden, and crashed near a farm in…

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Observer’s and air gunner’s flying log book for A E Brown, air gunner, covering the period from 19 November 1942 to 29 November 1944. Detailing his flying training, operations flown and instructor duties. He was stationed at 7 Air Gunnery School RAF…

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A memorial panel describing the crash of R1397 on its return journey from bombing Emden. It was shot down by a German night fighter. The crew remained unidentifiable for years until the Stichting Missing Airmen Memorial Foundation identitief the…

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A coloured booklet of text and photographs describing the loss of Wellington R1397 on a return flight from an operation to Emden. The Wellington crashed at Kleiterp [Klaeiterp] near Bozum and the crew were killed. Identification was not possible…

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Account of the loss of Wellington R1397 on a return flight from an operation to Emden on 24/25 July 1941. The Wellington crashed at Kleiterp [Klaeiterp] near Bozum and the crew were killed. Identification was not possible and they were buried at…