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John Reddish
Portrait of John Reddish dressed in a Sidcot flying suit and looking at the camera.
On the reverse is written:
"Jack Reddish" and
"Sgt JOHN REDDISH
Service No. 1211258
Killed 13/05/1943"
On the reverse is written:
"Jack Reddish" and
"Sgt JOHN REDDISH
Service No. 1211258
Killed 13/05/1943"
Flying Officer Albert Oswald Mann
Provides brief service history. Completed his first tour as a pilot on 115 Squadron in May 1942. After a rest tour he reported early for the start of his second tour on 115 Squadron and was lost on his first operation. The gives some details of the…
The letters of Eric Lloyd during World War Two
Document with copies of all his letters to his family. Starts with six letters while he was training in New Zealand. Gives very details description of activities and colleagues. Includes period of illness and hospitalization. Follows two letters…
Letter to Mrs JL Leigh from A Squadron Adjutant
The letter advises that her husband and his crew members are presumed dead. His aircraft was forced down into the sea by enemy fighters.
Letter to Mrs JL Leigh from the Red Cross
The letter advises that they have no news.
Two letters to Arthur Lee from Lieutenant Colonel Dryden and signed affidavit
The first letter asks Arthur to confirm a statement made by Robert Stauch.
The second letter thanks Arthur for replying and for his affidavit.
The affidavit is enclosed.
The second letter thanks Arthur for replying and for his affidavit.
The affidavit is enclosed.
If Love were all...the story of a Second World War bomber crew
The story of two members of a Lancaster crew from 626 Squadron at RAF Wickenby, their operations together and their final operation over Germany.
Letter to Brian Clarke's father from Central Depository
The letter advises that his son's shoes have not been found.
Brian Clarke's Will
Brian's Will, certified as a true copy.
Letter to Brian Clarke's father from the Air Ministry
The letter acknowledges receipt of his letter.
Letter to Brian Clarke's mother from Air Ministry
The letter refers to the procedure necessary for remission of death duties.
There is a second identical copy.
There is a second identical copy.
List of Brian Clarke's assets
A list of assets held by Brian Clarke at the time of his death.
Letter to Brian Clarke's father from Central Depository
The letter advises that Brian's personal effects have been despatched.
Letter to Brian Clarke's parents from Post Office Savings Department
The letter advises on the value of Brian's savings.
Letter to Brian Clarke's parents from Post Office Savings Department
The letter advises on the value of Brian's savings.
Letter to Brian Clarke's mother from Post Office Savings Department
The letter advises on the value of Brian's saving certificates.
Letters to Brian Clarke's mother from the London Midland and Scottish Railway company
Both letters refer to Superannuation payments from the London Midland and Scottish Railway company.
Letter to Brian Clarke's father from the Air Ministry
The letter acknowledges the receipt of a letter requesting Brian's will.
Letter to Brian Clarke's father from Air Ministry
The letter encloses a copy of Brian's will.
Letter to Brian Clarke's father from Air Ministry
A calculation of Brian's service estate.
Letter to Brian Clarke's father from Air Ministry
The letter advises that Brian is presumed to have lost his life.
Confidential notice
An explanation on why efforts are made to prevent details reaching the enemy about lost airmen.
Notes for the general information and guidance of the Next of Kin or other relatives of Airmen reported missing, deceased, prisoners of war or interned
Official advice from the Air Ministry.
Flight Sergeant Hickling
A folder cover and two pages of notes relating to Hickling. His training was in Rhodesia and he completed five operations before being killed in action at Brunswick.
Flight Lieutenant Morren's service life
Brief details on Morren's service in the RAF.