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St. John's Wood - London
 

So you Want to be a Flier? An Air Gunner's Story, Part 2: Chapters 8 to 10icon for Recommended story

  
Lt. Edmund F. Scrivener - 1st Border Regiment
 

Episodes from an Uncertain Memory (Part 1): 'What did you do in the war Daddy?'icon for Recommended story

  
A 25-pounder gun in action
 

Ubique and Unique - the story of the Lincolnshire Gunners

Mum and Dad's Wedding, 10th April 1944, Hereford
 

Fred Cole Part 3: Training, Wedding, 57 Squadron

  
Lancaster DX-M LM626 (MIKE)Crew: Phil Ainley (Pilot), Doug Salisbury (Rear Gunner), Arnold McTrowe (Mid-Upper Gunner), Alf Fishburn (Wireless Operator), Fred Cole (Bomb Aimer), Les Bradbeer (Navigator), Harry Evans (Flight Engineer), Eric Blanchard (Flight Engineer) —7 trips, Ray Francis (Flight Engineer) — 13 trips
 

Fred Cole Part 4: 57 Squadron 1944 and after

  
Sgt. Bernard (Bunny) Clark 1943. He was 35 when he voluntered for the RAF and was nicknamed 'granddad' by his fellow crewmembers. He was lost in action in January 1944 whilst returning from a bombing mission over Berlin.
 

The Diary of Sgt. Bernard Clark RAFVR Nov 30th-Dec 10th 1943

Thomas Emyr (Tom) Davies and William (Bill) Wilson
 

Thomas Emyr Davies - 1st Battalion Parachute Regiment - My Story (Part 8 of 13 - England 1943)

  
Royal Army Pays Corps (1940s) Nottingham,back row Norman Hands,Derek Dewis,Fred ?,Cyril Bloore,Peter ?,Ray Lovatt,Front Row Kathleen,Lt.Ruggins,Ethel Flink,unknown, Peggy Cummings
 

Royal Armys Pays Corps /Musical Memorys of "George Mitchell Choir"

  
Flt Sgt Pilot Geoffrey Appleyard1921-1942. Having refused a commission he was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal.
 

But, Death Brings Hope’

Rita on her 21st birthday, wearing a blouse made from parachute silk
 

Potatoes, Pitchforks and Poultry

  
Flying Officer Trevor Bladen relaxing while on leave in Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea during the summer of 1943
 

Remembrance Sundays

  
100 Squadron Waltham, Horace and the crew of their Lancaster bomber c.1944
 

My Father's War

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