Jose Hayhurst

Jose Hayhurst

Three newspaper cuttings with a photograph of Jose plotting V-1 flying bombs.

Three newspaper cuttings

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F-bomb plotter
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A MANCHESTER girl, Leading Aircraftwoman J.M. Hayhurst, was one of the first Waafs to plot the F-bombs.

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THE OBSERVER, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER

W.A.A.F.s Helped to Beat Flying Bombs
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W.A.A.F. Personnel, among the first to plot the course of flying-bombs, are here seen working at a R.A.F. post in Southern England.

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PLOTTING FLYING BOMBS
Leading Aircraftwomen M. Harvey (left), of Hampton Court, Surrey, and J.M. Hayhurst, of Manchester, tracing the course of flying bombs directed against London.