Letter from Leonard Cheshire to Wing Commander F H Thomas

Letter from Leonard Cheshire to Wing Commander F H Thomas

Writes that it would be impossible for Cheshire to make any arrangements. He would let Thomas know when things became easier. Address states Somerset, but now in Gloucestershire.

1943-11-25

One-page typewritten letter

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No.617 Squadron,
R.A.F., Station,
Coningsby, Lincoln

25th November 1943.

Dear
I am afraid that for the time being it is impossible for me to make any arrangements to leave the Station, and in any case I could not get Group's approval.
As soon as things become easier, and I have more free time, I will let you know, when perhaps we can then arrange another lecture.
I hope all is well with you, and that I shall have the opportunity of seeing you before very long.
Yours very sincerely,
GLC

Wing Commander F.H.Thomas,
R.A.F., Station,
Aston Down,
Somerset.