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Tells of how pleased they were to hear that Bob is safe, and that a rocket bomb dropped a short distance from school. Also, of the play that is being rehearsed.

Letter from Eileen to Joan expressing sympathy at her news and saying that they are all thinking of her at this time and hope that she will receive good news soon.

Offers sympathy at the news that Bob went missing over Stuttgart. She says that she had heard before but was waiting for more news before writing. She says that Joan is in her thoughts and hopes she will receive good news soon. She also writes about…

She is pleased that they have had news of Bob, and goes on to give general family news as well as offering help to relocate her car.

Thanks her for sending Robert's letters for her to read and that she has passed them on for others to see.

Says she is glad that Robert is safe and thanks her for the photograph.

Norah expressing her sincere wishes that Joan will soon hear news of Bob, also saying that prayers are being said for her. Passes on other news.

They write that they were shocked to hear the news but are hoping and praying for Bob’s safety and relate experiences of friends who also know of prisoners of war.

She writes that now that Bob is in German hands Joan can write to him. She suggests that Joan write to him via Switzerland. She is going to get a form for her at the Post Office and will enclose it with the letter. She also mentions that she has some…

He writes about everyone being delighted at the latest news. He is extremely grateful for the kind actions during Nill’s stay in hospital.

Mentions a letter from Mum about Joan’s news and that Olive has been thinking of her ever since. There is hope that much better news will surely come.

She writes about the grand news. Kitty and Bob quickly passed on the good news. Olive could have jumped over the tallest chimney with delight at the news. It is hoped that Bob will soon recover and return to Joan quickly.

The author writes her thanks for a letter. She also mentions her delight that Bob is alive.

The author writes expressing delight at good news and mentions having flu.

States how pleased they are to know that Mr Wareing is safe in hospital.

Nell writes to Mrs Wareing telling her that Wilf will call on her any time if needed.

Front has b/w photograph of Scarborough open air theatre and north side amusement park with boating lake and grandstand. Text says author having a nice time in Scarborough.

Envelope addressed to Squadron Leader and Mrs Robert Wareing.

Addressed to Jacqueline Pillot on front postmarked Scunthorpe - returned to sender.

Leadership - some notes for the guidance of Royal Air Force Officer.

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List of correspondence about Robert Wareing with dates starting 8 August 1944 until 16 March 1945 includes date sent, received, content and signatures,

Hampden pilot's notes - two Pegasus XVIII engines.

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Pilot's notes for Anson 1 - two Cheetah IX engines.

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Pilot's notes for Rotol, variable pitch airscrews, ground and flight operation.

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Mentions formation of Pathfinder force. Gee, pulse phasing radar, new compasses. Continues with short note of H2S, OBOE. Lists locations and RAF stations.