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Newspaper cutting showing a group of airmen in front of three aircrew buses. Captioned ‘Bomber crews about to start by motor-coach for their airfield and the smashing attack on the great Skoda armament works at Pilsen, in…

Full length portrait of Sergeant Raymond Rooney. He is shaking the hand of an American officer and behind is a second officer.

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Head and shoulders portrait of Sergeant Raymond White. He is wearing an air-gunner brevet flew on operations as a wireless operator.

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Head and shoulders portrait of flight engineer Sergeant Raymond Norman Percy Foster in airman's uniform.

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Three quarters portrait of navigator Sergeant Cyril William Yelland in airman's uniform and side cap.

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Head and shoulders portrait of Ronald Cope, mid-upper gunner. He is wearing a Sidcot suit with his flying helmet over his shoulder.

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Head and shoulders portrait of rear gunner Pilot Officer Bruce Watt.

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Head and shoulders portrait of Pilot Alexander Victor Bone with pipe in hand.

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Royal Air Force Notice Paper for Raymond Norman Percy Foster for six years service in the Royal Air Force.

The service record of Raymond Norman Percy Foster Foster from 03 November 1937 to 17 April 1943.

The loss of Lancaster Mk 3 of 49 Squadron over Pilsen the 17th April 1943

13 family members at Raymond Norman Percy Foster's wedding. The bride, Joyce Ellen Foster (née Wakeling) is seated with Raymond Norman Percy Foster standing in uniform beside her. There are two bridesmaids standing and two flower girls seated. Two…

The slip accompanying the log book of Sergeant Raymond Norman Percy Foster.

The letter refers to the crash of Sergeant Raymond Norman Percy Foster's aircraft at Dirmstein, Worms district. They were unable to trace the graves of Sergeant Foster or crew.

The letter informs the parents of Sergeant Raymond Norman Percy Foster, that he is missing, believed killed in action.