Letter to Dick Curnock from RAF Record Office

Letter to Dick Curnock from RAF Record Office

The letter asks Dick Curnock to send his logbook or details in order that his claim for campaign medals can be assessed.

1948-11-04

One typed letter and one handwritten envelope

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[front of envelope]
On His Majesty’s Service [date stamp] Gloucester 1 PM 6 NOV 1948 [/date stamp]
Mr. R. M. Curnock
59 Minehead St.
Leicester
4/11/48:
(L/568)
RECORD OFFICE,
ROYAL AIR FORCE,
GLOUCESTER.
Telephone No SPRINGWELL 205
Any communication on the subject of this letter should be addressed to:-
THE AIR OFFICER i/c RECORDS, address as opposite, and the following reference number quoted:-
C. I. CAM/C/1815605
Sir,
[underlined] Campaign Medals [/underlined]
In order that your claim for Campaign Medals may be assessed it is requested that you forward your Flying Log Book to this office for scrutiny.
2. If the book is not in your possession, please supply details, as far as possible, of operational sorties carried out, relevant dates, and units concerned.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
[signature]
For Air Commodore,
Air Officer i/c Records,
Royal Air Force