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Top - a letter to Squadron Leader A E Millson DFC from the Air Secretary. Passing compliments to him from Secretary of State concerning a turn at the Albert Hall and on having completed so many sorties.
Bottom - target photograph Courtrai showing…

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The letter acknowledges receipt of completed form 531.

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The letter is a calculation of their son's estate.

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The letter congratulates Albert and crew on their completion of so many sorties and a wonderful finish at the Albert Hall.

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Four Lancasters silhouetted by the setting sun. One nose is side on and two are front viewed. The fourth is behind and viewed from the side.
On the reverse is 'British Official Photograph. "T for Tommy makes a sortie". There is information about the…

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Temporary orders and notices. It includes a New Year's message to all ranks, awards to airmen, award of explosive course, flight engineer leader's school, flying instructor courses, sport, Auster, Halifax and Lancaster notes and other equipment.

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The writer advises that Idwal has been awarded the Dutch Flying Cross in recognition of his valuable service.
There is also a b/w head and shoulders portrait of Idwal.

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A certificate awarded to Jamie at Second Class standard.

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Three letters to Fred regarding his retirement.

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To Harold’s mother enclosing photographs of his grave and advising that the temporary crosses will be replaced by permanent headstones by the Imperial War Graves Commission.

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A letter to Harold’s mother advising that Harold’s grave had been moved. It provides details of the new grave position and confirms that his comrades are in the adjacent graves.

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A letter to Harold’s mother confirming the conclusion Harold lost his life on 9 June 1942. Sympathies are offered on her bereavement.

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The letter explains that John's aircraft was seen to be shot down and enter the North Sea. They express sympathy and since nothing has been heard they feel he is no longer alive.

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The letter acknowledges receipt of his letter.

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The letter refers to the procedure necessary for remission of death duties.
There is a second identical copy.

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The letter acknowledges the receipt of a letter requesting Brian's will.

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The letter encloses a copy of Brian's will.

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A calculation of Brian's service estate.

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The postcard acknowledges a letter that Mrs Clarke has sent.

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The letter advises that Brian is presumed to have lost his life.

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The letter refers to the weekly sum of 7 shillings paid as a voluntary allotment from Brian's remuneration.

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A list of 19 medals with three marked as awarded to Brian.

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A compliments slip accompanying Brian's medals.
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