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The document gives details of his birth in 1917 and his parents in Suffolk and tells us he was called up for service in 1940.
There then follows a summary of a typical training route to becoming an air gunner and it is presumed Harry followed this…

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Lists by category, rank or trade and disposal destination. Part 1,2 and 3.

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Recounts life in Glasgow (Clydebank) at the beginning of the war. Incudes tales of bliztz bombing, blackout, sirens and evacuation. Talks of continuing business though blitz. Eventually tired of hard work in family business, despite parental…

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Samuel Jordon grew up in British Guiana and volunteered for the Air Force when he was 18. He discusses his journey to the UK, his training and work as a clerk.
While training at RAF Melksham the war ended. He was then posted to the Number 1 School…

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Coloured chart showing part of West Coast of Scotland

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Made out for Edwin Thomson and indicating he had attended a course of instruction in ambulance work and had passed examination on first aid.

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Notes George wishes to obtain commission in RAFVR. Gives note of employment, qualifications and character.

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From Belfast to Glasgow

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Blank form post office receipt for parcel post to Scottish branch Red Cross society, prisoners of war parcels department.

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Informs him he had been admitted a member of the officers' superannuation and provident fund of the union bank of Scotland. I addition provides information on life insurance provided.

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Delighted to receive his card and news that George was a prisoner of war.

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From assistant general manager of the union bank of Scotland stated he was delighted at the news that George was a prisoner of war.

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Glad to read in the paper that his son was safe.

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Noted that they had news that George was a prisoner of war. Hope he would be home soon.

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Offers sympathy on news that George was posted missing.

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Has just learned that George was missing and hopes they would hear that he was safe. Catches up with news and gossip.

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Answers George's letter to them requesting information about the grave of a New Zealand airmen. Gives location of Flying Officer Norman Overend 422090 RNZAF in Durnbach war cemetery, Germany. Gives information for travelling to cemetery.

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Addressed to 15 Squadron Mildenhall - marked return to sender on Air Ministry instructions.

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Head and shoulders portrait of an airman wearing tunic with navigator brevet, medal ribbons and a side cap.

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Addresses for some of George's postings and other members of family.

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Handwritten entry at bottom of printed form and on reverse.

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Made out from Cosford to Glasgow, Note was only valid when attached to a leave pass. Conditions on the reverse.

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For travel between Great Britain and Northern Ireland or Eire. Includes b/w photograph

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Circular from the domestic members of the association to members of staff in H M force. Gives information about the current bank, including ration of male to female with greater numbers of the latter. Opportunities for jobs, refresher training and…
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