Post by Dave Homewood on Jan 7, 2006 19:47:38 GMT 12
In late 2003, I interviewed Cambridge airman Roy paton who served with No. 30 Squadron and Servicing Unit, and later with No. 2 Servicing Unit.
In his extensive photo and memorabilia collection was this example of Daily Orders that he'd kept, because he'd nknown the culprit prewar.
I wonder what was actually in the letter. I thought it was quite interesting to see how such matter were dealt with.
In his extensive photo and memorabilia collection was this example of Daily Orders that he'd kept, because he'd nknown the culprit prewar.
I wonder what was actually in the letter. I thought it was quite interesting to see how such matter were dealt with.
