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Jack Genney’s Flying Log Book as Flight Engineer from 20th January 1943 until 30th August 1943 when his aircraft was shot down and he was made a prisoner of war. Posted to 1657 Conversion Unit and then to 90 Squadron for operations. Second…

Glad to know he was enjoying life at his new camp and giving news of his next parcel from them. Expected his washing that week. Continues chat and gossip about daily activities, family and friends.

Doug thanks his parents for the parcel. He reports a night of snow. He mentions he is 270 miles north of Glasgow, near Dingwall.

Writing of experiences of manning depot in Toronto. Describes personnel at location and mentions compatriot New Zealanders. Speculates on future and describes some activities.

The letter is attached to F G Bower's RAF badges and stripes.

Number 34. He writes thanking her for the photos and comments on his daughter’s progress. Mentions it is his Dutch colleagues 3rd anniversary of their departure from home when country was invaded.