Certificate of deferred service

Certificate of deferred service

Made out for F Perkins and gives instructions on mobilization and reporting.

1941-02-15

One page typewritten document

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[underlined]CERTIFICATE OF DEFERRED SERVICE. [/underlined]
Certified that the undermentioned airman is a member of the ROYAL AIR FORCE VOLUNTEER RESERVE, and has not been issued with a Badge as none are available.
F. Perkins
1143173 [signature] Flt/Lieut.

[underlined] INFORMATION TO DEFERRED SERVICE RECRUITS. [/underlined]

You will be given 10 to 14 days notice of your recall to [two indecipherable words] and should therefore have ample time to enable you to settle your business affairs.
If you are taken ill prior to receiving your calling up papers you must forward a medical certificate to the Air Officer i/c Records, Ruislip, Middlesex stating the approximate date on which you will be fit to travel. If you are taken ill after receiving your calling up instructions then a similar medical certificate should be sent to the Unit to which you are recalled.
Any change of address must be notified to the Air Officer i/c Records, R.A.F. Ruislip, immediately.
Requests for information regarding probable date of recall, possibility of remustering to another trade are NOT to be made.