Letter to Tony Barralet from RAF Volunteer Reserve

Letter to Tony Barralet from RAF Volunteer Reserve

The letter advises that it is not possible to recall him for training. He may take up employment but he will not get pay from the RAF.

1939-11-02

One typewritten sheet

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ROYAL AIR FORCE VOLUNTEER RESERVE,
London Town Centre,
Staffordshire House,
Store Street,
London, W.C.1.

2nd November, 1939.

LTC/S/2/10.

As it may not be possible to recall you for training for some weeks, you may wish to take the opportunity meanwhile to resume civil employment.

This may be done under the following conditions:

(i) You will not be entitled to any pay or allowances from R.A.F. sources during the period of such employment;

(ii) You will not be recalled to join the Service without being given at least fourteen days’ Notice.

Should you wish to accept this offer, please notify me by return of post.

[signature]

for Commandant,
No. 1. London Town Centre.