Letter from Leonard Cheshire to Wing Commander H J Wilson

Letter from Leonard Cheshire to Wing Commander H J Wilson

To Royal Aircraft Establishment stating that present scale of operation precludes visits for some time. Is returning memorandum that was lent.

1944-06-21

One-page typewritten letter

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617 Squadron,
Woodhall Spa,
Lincolnshire.
21st June 1944.
[underlined] Top Secret [/underlined]

Dear

With the present scale of operations it looks as though I have little chance of coming down to see you for a while. I feel, therefore, that I should return you the memorandum you so kindly lent me.
I am looking forward very much to my next visit.
With very best wishes,
Yours sincerely,
GLC

W/Cdr H.J. Wilson, A.F.C.,
A.D.S.P. (F),
R.A.E.
[underlined] Farnborough. [/underlined]