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Letter to John Hitchcock from King George
The note expresses regret that he is unable to present the award personally.
Letter to John Hitchcock's Parents
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The letter advises them that John has completed the first stage of his journey.
Sleeping Out Passes
Six passes allowing John to leave his unit overnight.
11 FIS Ballah MEF Ground Personnel and Instructors
39 airmen arranged in four rows in front of an Oxford. Some of the men are named on the reverse.
11 FIS Ballah Course 21
19 airmen arranged in two rows in front of a Harvard.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 20
14 airmen arranged in two rows in front of a building. Each man is named on the reverse.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 19
18 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building. Each man is named on the reverse.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 17
23 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building. Each man is named on the reverse.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 18
20 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building. Each man is named on the reverse.
23 Airmen
23 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 15
20 airmen arranged in three rows. Each man is named on the reverse.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 14
22 airmen arranged in three rows. Each man is named on the reverse.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 13
21 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building. On the reverse each man is named.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 11
22 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building. On the reverse each man is named.
11 FIS Shallufa Course 9
21 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building. On the reverse each man is named.
21 Airmen
21 airmen arranged in three rows in front of a building.
Six Airmen
Six men in a row at the entrance to a brick building. Two of the men are pilots.
Six Airmen
Six airmen standing in a row in front of a Wellington. Two of the men are pilots.