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Richard Hazlehurst and Ruth Hodding biographies
Brief service career of Richard Hazlehurst including training as pilot in United States, staying as instructor, return for operational tour on 102 Squadron plus further war and post war activities.
Ruth Laverton as WAAF as a spark plug tester. Also…
Ruth Laverton as WAAF as a spark plug tester. Also…
United States Customs and Immigration Office
A man in uniform stands at a customs post at the Canadian and American border.
Additional information about this item has been kindly provided by the donor.
The item was sent to the IBCC Digital Archive in digital form: no better quality copies…
Additional information about this item has been kindly provided by the donor.
The item was sent to the IBCC Digital Archive in digital form: no better quality copies…
Chief Mountain Border Crossing
A man in uniform stands at Chief Mountain Border Crossing, Alberta Highway 6, leading towards the USA.
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The item was sent to the IBCC Digital Archive…
Additional information has been provided about this item has been kindly provided by the donor.
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Record pass at Miami University
William Wallace's success during his training.
RAF 3-42 Aviation Radio School
32 airmen in five rows.
On the reverse each man is named.
On a post-it 'Front 2nd from right'.
On the reverse each man is named.
On a post-it 'Front 2nd from right'.
Two airmen and a woman
Two airmen wearing uniform tunics sitting on a bench either side of woman. Captioned 'At Billy [unreadable] home in Albany Georgia USA April 1942'.
Selwyn Jaques Lupton in front of aircraft
S J Lupton wearing flying kit and standing in front of a Stearman training aircraft. Picture taken after his first solo flight while training in Florida.
S J Lupton press cutting
Single column press cutting comprising picture of S J Lupton after his first solo flight and article describing his family, education and RAF training.
William Taylor's citation for Bomber Command Clasp
A citation summarising the RAF service and career of William Henry Taylor (Buck) . Handwritten annotation states that the Bomber Command clasp to the 1939 - 1945 Star was awarded by 'Station Commander, RAF Coningsby in the Officers' Mess'.
Flying and popular aviating
A special Royal Air Force issue introducing the film, 'Wings for the Eagle', in praise of the workers of America's aircraft industry with images of airmen working on the engines of a Stirling on the cover and a P-38 and silhouettes of flying aircraft…
All well and safe
Writing to Douglas saying he was safe and well and sending best wishes and good health. On reverse, 'John F Miller - Agnes McGregor, G C young. Air Commodores, 462 Sqdn Play Dancing'.
Wallet and contents
Brown leather wallet with photograph of a woman wearing swim suit, and cards for Polaris Flight Academy (certificate of flight training completed and gold star merit award - both to E Thomson).
Martha O'Driskcoll
Full length image of a woman wearing swim suit sitting on a drum with an umbrella. Captioned 'Martha O'Driscoll in Paramount Pictures.
Three RAF trainees
Trainees, including E Gearon on left, outside a building, probably in United States. Handwritten note on reverse says 'Dad on left'.
American instructor and four RAF trainees
Instructor on left, trainees on right, all wearing US uniform, trainees wearing RAF caps. Standing next to a Stearman training aircraft. Unidentified squadron watermark top right of picture, 'Fortune Favours the Bold'. Edward Gearon is standing in…
Airmen with cases at Cochran Field, Macon, Georgia
Groups of men in uniform with side caps but no jackets stand outside two storey wooden buildings with suitcases, bags and other luggage.
Additional identification kindly provided by Frank Schilder.
Additional identification kindly provided by Frank Schilder.
Canadian National Railway U-2-a steam engine
A group of 23 uniformed men stand on railway tracks next to a steam engine numbered 6105.