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- Tags: entertainment
Spotlight on Stalag Luft III
"A" Flight 214 Squadron Xmas 1939
A second copy contains more signatures and a newspaper cutting about the event. It is annotated 'Don't lose this please'.
Hill Topics Vol. 1 No. 2 December 1943
End of Course Dinner
Tags: entertainment; Flying Training School; mess; training
Letter to Leonard Cheshire from officer of 4 Group
The Flying Gopher September 1942
The Flying Gopher January 1943
Tags: aircrew; entertainment; gremlin; ground personnel; Harvard; love and romance; padre; sport; training
The Woodpecker, February 1944
Tags: entertainment; sport; training
B. O. N. magazine - July/August 1943
No 70 (BT) Sqdn Sgts Mess Xmas Dinner 1936
Tags: entertainment; mess
73rd Squadron Graduation Banquet & Dance
Tags: aircrew; entertainment; training; wireless operator
No 8 (B) Christmas Dinner Menu 1933
"On Active Service" with the British Expeditionary Force
Tags: entertainment
Letter from Ron Witty to his mother, father and siblings
Tags: entertainment; training
Letter from Ron Witty to his mother, father and siblings
Tags: entertainment; training
Letter from Ron Witty to his mother, father and siblings
Tags: entertainment; training
Letter from Ron Witty to his mother, father and siblings
Durban advertisements
Tags: entertainment
Interview with Arthur Atkins
Interview with Clarence Keith Bruhn
Tags: 463 Squadron; 467 Squadron; aircrew; bale out; bombing; entertainment; Lancaster; military living conditions; navigator; Operational Training Unit; perception of bombing war; RAF Lichfield; RAF Metheringham; RAF Waddington; recruitment; shot down; Tiger force; training; V-1; V-weapon; Wellington; Window
Interview with Steven Downes
Interview with Lachie McBean
Tags: 467 Squadron; Advanced Flying Unit; aircrew; Anson; crewing up; entertainment; Heavy Conversion Unit; Lancaster; mess; military living conditions; military service conditions; Normandy campaign (6 June – 21 August 1944); Oxford; perception of bombing war; pilot; RAF Bottesford; RAF Church Broughton; RAF Credenhill; Tiger Moth; training; Wellington
Interview with John McCredie
Interview with Donald McDonald
Tags: 466 Squadron; 578 Squadron; aircrew; Battle; coping mechanism; crash; crewing up; entertainment; Halifax; Heavy Conversion Unit; mess; military discipline; military living conditions; military service conditions; Normandy campaign (6 June – 21 August 1944); Operational Training Unit; Oxford; perception of bombing war; pilot; RAF Burn; RAF Moreton in the Marsh; RAF Rufforth; Tiger Moth; training; Wellington; Whitley
