Letter to Henry Simpson's father

Letter to Henry Simpson's father

Informs him that his son's personal effects had been forwarded to the RAF central depository.

1944-06-18

One page typewritten letter

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KIRM/2002/119/P1.

R.A.F. Station,
Kirmington,
Nr. Ulceby,
Lincs.

18th June, 1944.

Dear Mr. Simpson,

I have been instructed to inform you that the personal effects of your son have been forwarded to the Standing Committee of Adjustment, R.A.F. Central Depository, Colnbrook.

The Standing Committee of Adjustment will communicate with you in due course, but if in the meantime you require any further information, I shall be only too pleased to do whatever I can to assist you.

Yours sincerely,
F. Branstone F/o.
[inserted] for [/inserted] Group Captain Commanding,
[underlined] R.A.F. Station, Kirmington. [/underlined]

Mr. H.E.W. Simpson,
Amberley,
Single Street,
Biggin Hill,
Kent.