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Operation to Chalons-sur-Marne Railway Yards
Calculations, observations and a chart used for an operation to Chalons-sur-Marne Railway Yards.
Operation to Castrop Rauxel
Calculations, observations and chart for an operation to Castrop Rauxel.
Operation to Cap Gris Nez
Calculations, observations and chart used for an operation to Cap Gris Nez.
Operation to Calais
Calculations, observations and chart used for an operation to Calais.
Operation to Caen
Calculations, observations and chart for an operation to Caen.
Operation to Bottrop
Calculations, observations and chart used for an operation to Bottrop
Operation to Beauvoir
Navigation calculation sheets and chart for an operation to a V-1 site at Beauvoir.
Operation of hoist jack
Technical line drawing of part of aircraft and detailed parts.
Operation for Mining Silverthorne Kattegat
Calculations and observations used for an operation to the Kattegat
No 5 Ferry Pool Silloth
Top - explanatory note explaining that the RAF took over the task of delivering aircraft from the A.T.A. Mentions photograph was at the front door of his house at Silloth.
Below - Extract from Ned Sparkes log book from 1October 1946 to 18 October…
Below - Extract from Ned Sparkes log book from 1October 1946 to 18 October…
Mining operation to Bordeaux
Calculations, observations and a chart used for an operation to Bordeaux
Merlin XX Aircraft Test Report
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An uncompleted test report with a graph of altitude versus brake horse power.
Letter to prisoner of war John Valentine from his wife Ursula
Describes birthday presents waiting for him for this year's birthday. mentions family member's visit, describes activities and writes of news that Swedish friend of his fathers visited camp and reported him well. Describes anxiously waiting for his…
Letter to Mrs Wilson from 7 Squadron
Letter from Wing Commander Lockhart informs her that her husband Squadron Leader C H Wilson was missing from air operation to Nuremberg on 30/31 March 1944. Crew had wide operational experience and hope that are safe but it will take a few weeks to…
Letter to Douglas Hudson from his parents
No letters from him since December 18th. Mentions letter from friend mentioning first snow in Tunisia for 40 years. Writes about current cold weather. Mentions listening to radio and catches up with news, gossip and activities.
Letter to David Donaldson from his wife Joyce
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Writes about scarf, laundry and bicycle clips. Catches up with family and acquaintance news.
Letter to David Donaldson from his father
Catches up with family matters and news.
Letter of condolence to Hedley Madgett's father
From Bob Grimwade thanks him for letter and sorry for news it contained. Doubly tough as Hedley had nearly completed his tour. Good chance he bailed out.
Letter from Ursula Valentine to her husband John Valentine
Writes of sorting out family financial and tax issues for her mother. Mentions bomb damage to Westminster Abbey and arrival of his letters. Says she is sending parcels to Jurby.
Letter from Ursula Valentine to her husband John Valentine
Thanks him for ringing as it makes her happy and cheerful knowing he is safe. Asked his views on Churchill's speech but did not like his view on using gas on Germany. Writes of how much baby Frances dislike her gas mask and that she will try and get…
Letter from James Burnside to Kay
Writes that he was sitting in café in Lincoln and would remain at Wigsley for at least a fortnight. Mentions insurance policy.
Letter from Jack Hay to 'Auntie'
Complains about speed of mail and passes on new address and mentions mail received. Catches up with family news and gossip.
Letter from Ernest Tansley to his brother Albert's and wife Dolly
Writes about leave and catches up with family matters and travel arrangements.
Letter from Douglas Hudson in internee camp in Le Kef, Tunisia, to his parents
Writes that he has received correspondence from home and from pen friends. States he cannot write to the latter as he is only allowed two letters a month. Explains that he cannot say a great deal in letters and that politics are taboo. Explains about…
Leave pass
Blank leave pass with 'HQ [...] Command' stamp,