Peter Lamprey

Peter Lamprey

The first item is a list of Peter Lamprey's stations, ranks and dates. Peter Lamprey was a friend of Arthur's and pre-war fellow worker at Waterlow's the printers at Park Royal, London. A special operator with 101 Squadron, he died on 14 January 1944 on an operation to Heibron.
Second is the poem 'Johnny' by John Pudney.
Third is an album page with a small head and shoulders of Peter Lamprey, a photograph of the wooden cross and vegetation marking the graves of Peter and his crew, captioned 'Crew of the bomber' , [undecipherable] in the Harz Mountains'.
Next is another photograph wooden cross and vegetation marking the graves, on the reverse 'Resting place. Peter Lamprey and crew, Bomber'. 'Shot down over Hanover Germany'.
The last is a picture of the same grave markers and plants with Arthur.

Three b/w photographs on three album pages

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[underlined] PETER LAMPREY [/underlined]

MAY 41 AC2 BLACKPOOL

JUN 41 AC2 YATESBURY [symbol] SEP

OCT 41 AC2 INVERNESS [symbol] JAN

JAN 42 ACT2 TIREE

FEB 42 AC2 INVERNESS [symbol] MAR.

MAR 42 AC2 TIREE -[symbol] MAY.

MAY 42 AC2/LAC INVERNESS [symbol] SEP

SEP 42 LAC YATESBURY

NOV 42 LAC CASTLE KENNEDY

DEC 42 SGT HIXON [symbol] MAY

JUL 43 SGT LUDFORD MAGNA [symbol] JAN 44

CONVERSION COURSE TO HEAVY BOMBERS RAF LINDHOLM.

ONE LETTER FROM RAF CHURCH BROUGHTON

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Lan ‘len’ [indecipherable word]
Reading Place
Peter Lamprey & Crew
Bomber.

FOR JOHNNY
(1941)

Do not despair
For Johnny-head-in-air;
He sleeps as sound
As Johnny underground.

Fetch out no shroud
For Johnny-in-the-cloud;
And keep your tears
For him in after years.

Better by far
For Johnny-the-bright-star
To keep your head
And see his children fed.

From 'Dispersal Point,'
by JOHN PUDNEY

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[photograph]
Peter Lamprey.

[photograph]
Crew of the Bomber.

Lan ‘len’ MCall
Harg. (Mountains)
Germany.

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[photograph]

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Lan ‘len’ [indecipherable word]
Reading Place
Peter Lampery & Crew
Bomber.

Shot down over Hanover Germany

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[photograph]