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This was the operation on which Ian Wynn's aircraft was lost. Captain was Squadron Leader P R Turgel. Item contains: 1. A list of crews on the operation. 2. Map of routes to target. 3. Luftwaffe night fighter combat claims for 25/26 May 1943. 4.…

Letter of sympathy over bad news.

Letter thanks recipient for support and offers sympathy over Kathleen's situation.

Letter of sympathy from relation. Hopes husband will be prisoner. Writes of telling news to Granddad.

Letter offering sympathy and hoping she will hear good news of her husband soon.

Letter of sympathy over news that husband missing.

Letter offering hope that some of the crew jumped and that husband Ian will come through.

Expressing sympathy over her husband missing. Hopes to visit soon and invites Kathleen to visit them.

Letter to Kath from Norah writing how sad she is to hear about Ian.

Address in Lancashire postmarked Glamorgan.

On her Majesty's Service envelope. Addressed to Mrs K Wynn postmarked Norwich, Norfolk.

A torn handwritten envelope to Mrs Wynn postmarked Lincoln.

Offers sympathy over news and says she will come over on Sunday

Informs her that her husband is missing as a result of air operations on 25/26 May 1943.

Opened envelope with Air Ministry RAF Form 2002.C and Glyn, Mills and Co markings.

On the front 'Tag und Nacht' and formation of B -17 and Lancaster bombers. On the reverse German text.

On the left a serviceman wearing tunic with his hands on the shoulders of a young boy in shorts and shirt standing in front of him. On the left a lady wearing dress and holding a baby. On the reverse 'Ian Wynn, Kathleen, David and Tony (Patrick…

Thirty-seven airmen wearing tunic and side caps sitting and standing in three rows. In the background trees and buildings. Captioned '3B Flight, Receiving Wing, April 1941'. On the reverse 'Padgate or Babbacome, Ian A Wynn, back row 2nd from right'.

Operation against Dortmund on 23 May 1943 and Dusseldorf on 25 May 1943. List all crews flying. Squadron Leader Turgel's aircraft is highlighted on both operations and on the 25 May 1943, no landing time and a note 'No News'.

Shows operation tracks for all Groups to Dusseldorf. Shows combats as well as encounters with other aircraft.

A large group of airmen sitting and standing in five rows. In the background three Lancaster in line. It is believed that I A Wynn is in the photograph as it was taken before 25/26 May 1943. Additional information about this item was kindly provided…