To Jessie Redgrave from Record Office

To Jessie Redgrave from Record Office

The letter is in response to a letter from Jessie requesting the inclusion of a Bomb Leader's course on Harry's Form 1996.

1942-01-09

One typewritten sheet

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Record Office
Royal Air Force
Ruislip
Middlesex

Date: 9 January 1942

B4/743047

Madam,

[underlined] 743047 Sgt. Redgrave N.C. [/underlined]
[underlined] (deceased) [/underlined]

Your letter of 3rd December, 1941, addressed to Officer Commanding No. 44 Squadron, Royal Air Force, has been passed to me for reply, together with Form 1996 (Certificate of Service and Discharge) of your late husband, the above-named.

As requested by you, particulars of the Bomb Loaders course which he attended at No. 1 Air Armament School from 21st December 1940 to 4th January 1941, have been included in Form 1996, which is returned herewith for your retention.

I am, Madam,
Your Obedient Servant,

[indecipherable] signature [/indecipherable] F/Lieut.

for Air Commodore,
Air Officer i/c Records,
[underlined] ROYAL AIR FORCE [/underlined]

Mrs. J.M. Redgrave,
32 Clive Avenue,
Boultham Park Road,
[underlined] LINCOLN. [/underlined]