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Both acknowledge receipt of letters from George Thomson's father which would receive attention.

Made out for George Thomson with the amount £95 15s 9d and income tax of £7 0 0. Includes details of war gratuity for rank of Flight Sergeant and post war credit all amounting to £64 2s 0d.

Made out for George Thomson and indicating dental treatment required and instructions to candidate and dentist. Section for certification that treatment was carried out.

Made out for George Thomson.

Made out for unidentified member of Thomson family. Records of retailers for rationed items and rations signed off.

Made out for G B Thomson incudes coupons inside

Made out to W/O Thomson for the sum of £2 7s 6d.

Report as ordered on 12 October 1942

Welcome to the RAF and notes selected for aircrew training. Explains how training will progress and other advice and information.

Asks for him to state his desire to further flying duties, ground duties or release from the service. Gives some information on each choice. Is addressed to ex prisoners of war.

For year 1943-1944. Filled out for required period. Statement of tax. Requirement letter.

Contains letter with extension of leave pending medical board. Date of board unknown, he would be informed when known. Food ration card for 21 days enclosed.

Details of United Kingdom Income tax for personnel serving overseas (including prisoners of war). Give rules for paying income tax.

Made out for George Thomson. Names his doctor and has other forms for specified circumstance.

Made out for George Thomson. Includes instructions, ration week diary, retailers, registration, rations, coupons and other pages.

Made out for George Thomson. Includes coupons and other pages.

Holder G B Thomson, includes some personal details and other pages

Includes personal details, next of kin, dates and camps. Includes full face photograph.

Glad to hear good news that George was safe and sure they were relived. Hope it would not be long before he was home. Writes a little about his own activities and courses and trip as a navigator wireless operator

Was writing from office at work. Catches up with news and gossip about friends and activities.

Writes of school day memories and his current situation somewhere aboard ship on a warm climate. Continues with banter and gossip.

Writes he's arriving 7 am on Sunday.

Writes on American Red Cross headed paper that he was now in American hands. Writes he was evacuated from camp and taken by truck. Glad to be back with English speakers but Russians were not too bad. Now at clearing station getting ready to go home.…

Still in best of health. Not much to do Mentions film and playing cards.

Stamped recovered PoW mail from Europe recently received by British Post Office. Describes Christmas day in camp. Mentions football match and recent film show. Keeps up with domestic issues.