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Description of 83 Squadron groundcrew reunion for former Bradford airmen at RAF Coningsby. Also covers fifth reunion of 170 Squadron.

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List of names, and nickname, with service number and place of origin. Robert Wallace Terras is first on the list.

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A remembrance service held for JE Hanson at Nab Wood Cemetery.

Made out for Flight Sergeant H Moss. last day of service 10 April 1946. Gives some personal details. Served from 22 October 1943.

Pages with stamps and some months crossed off.

Includes ration for meat, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, sugar, tea, and spare pages.

Ration booklet with instructions for use. Many stamps crossed off.

Writes welcoming him to RAF. States he has been selected for aircrew training. Continues with mention of waiting lists to start and a little about the RAF and why he would have to wait to start training.

Personal details and marked grade 1 (one) and includes some personal details.

Captain Flying Officer Charles Ronald Phillips and list of crew and next of kin.

The official journal of the Prisoners of War Department of the Red Cross and St John War Organisation. This edition covers the Food Situation about food parcel delivery, Editors comments, Sport reports from the Camps, suggestions for parcel contents,…

Olive had two brothers and a sister. One of her brothers joined the army and the other was an air gunner on Lancasters. She left school at 14 and went to work as a mender at Albion Mills. When she was 17 she worked on Lancaster navigation panels in…

Henry grew up in Bradford and left school just before the outbreak of war. He had various jobs, including working in the mill, a greengrocer’s shop, the dye works and then garment cutting for the army. Aged 17 and a half he was called up in London…

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Map showing portion of north west England. Marked with parallel routes from Bradford to Lake District, Whitehaven/Bees Head and onward into the Irish Sea. Another route from Morcombe Bay to Whitehaven.