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Typed and signed certification slip
Typed slip signed by Squadron Leader R Hughes, OC Flying, certifying that Flying Officer Gearon has been tested under Transport Command Categorisation Scheme and awarded provisional Category 'X'
90 Course, 3 Squad. 10 AGS. Barrow
65 course members wearing battledress and trainee flash in hat. On reverse, good luck messages and signatures.
Stanislaw Sewerin's resume
The first document is a summary of Stanislaw Sewerin's career and employment with the Warsaw Race Horse Association, the Polish Independent Brigade of the British Forces, the Polish Air Force, Royal Air Force, Pegasus Airlines, Air Safaris Ltd, Eros…
The late Sergeant G L Gard
Letter to Gilbert's mother with details of his service Estate, amounting to £34 3s 4d. Advising that a payable order in this amount is to follow under separate cover.
Gilbert Gard's war gratuity payment
Letter to Mrs A Nicholson informing her that a war gratuity of £24 10s is payable in respect of service of Sergeant G L Gard.
Letter from central repository to J Fear
Letter accompanying J Fear's log book.
Service history of Richard Stuart
A head and shoulder portrait of Richard with this air gunner's brevet next to the crest of 61 Squadron followed by operations records and reports.
Richard took part in 22 operations to Berlin, Frankfurt, Hagen, Hannover, Kassel, Leipzig, Mannheim,…
Richard took part in 22 operations to Berlin, Frankfurt, Hagen, Hannover, Kassel, Leipzig, Mannheim,…
Postcard to Stan and Olwen
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Written from his prisoner of war camp, Haydn says he is in good health and is getting enough to eat thanks to the Red Cross. The weather is good but winter is coming and he hopes to see them soon.
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Flight engineers course notebook
Concerns a flight engineer's course including carburettors, hydraulics, pneumatics, props, air-frames, oxygen system, heating, fuel, instruments and electrics, engines, take-off drill and pyrotechnics, with notes and diagrams.
Letter to Lefty from Paddy
Paddy describes living conditions in Germany, repaying debts he owes, girlfriends and the effect of bombing in the area.
Recollections of Sidney Lawrence (Laurie) Davis
A brief biography of Laurie Davis.
Burial place
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Copy of a letter to Mrs Moore giving information on the identification and burial place of her son, Sergeant J E Moore.
Lancasters ND411 and JB405
A letter to John's mother advising her of the findings of the investigation into the crash in which John died.
Letter to Mrs Holden about John's gold signet ring
Writing to John's mother with details of the circumstances of his death and mentions three rings recovered from the wreckage in the hope to return them to the families.
Selected for a commission
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Advising John's mother of changes to his pay arrangements following his selection for a commission and requesting the return of the order book.
Letter from the Red Cross to John Hoden's mother
In reply to Mrs Holden's enquiry they express their sympathy at her loss. They provide details of when and where John and his crew crashed and died.
W R Wyrill's diary
Covering the period February 14 1939 to August 19 1945. Describes his service in the Royal Air Force, conditions on the convoy to Africa on HMS Tamaroa, sights seen on leave and being confined to barracks before his return to England on HMS…
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about family. His leg is keeping him at Ely, he is not ready to move.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about family. He spent the day in the solarium in the warmth.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has sent her £2. He has little to do.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he has been flying with his wing commander.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that he is getting six days leave. He is ready to be with her.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes that they are about to move to Scampton. [only one sheet present]
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
Jack writes about her health. He has written letters to family and friend.
Letter from Jack Dwyer to his wife
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Jack writes that he may only be based at Tangmere for a short time and may go to Scotland.