Army book 64 - soldier's service & pay book - A.T.S. Pte. Marjorie Kay W/257064 A.T.S. - 26/04/1943 - (front & rear cover missing)
26/04/1943
Army form x202/c - Release Leave Certificate - A.T.S. Pte Marjorie Kay W/257064 "J" Coy Durham group A.T.S. - 22/09/1945
22/09/1945
Photocopy of a booklet - printed in Flemish - about the Comete Escape Line - concentrates on U.S. airmen
Written account - Col Charles Huppert's involvement in escape of eight U.S. servicemen from Stalag Luft 7a - (see forces reunion 92)
Copies of photographs & pages from P.O.W. wartime log/diary belonging to Len Roome - P.O.W. in Stalag Luft III
Army book x801 - Soldier's Release Book Class "A" - Gnr David Albert Burton - 48th Field Regiment R.A. - 17/09/1942 to 30/04/1947
17/09/1942
Booklet - Drakelow unearthed - Paul Stokes - history of underground factory originally used by Rover during the war to make aircraft engine, and then used as a nuclear control bunker
Number of copied photographs - Charlotte Burnley - served as a Q.A. Queen Alexandra's nurse in North Africa and Italy, also photograph pf hospital ship Strathallen, 103 general hospital, Salerno, Italy (see forces reunion)
Typescript Account - "The Last Voyage of the D.E.M.S. Gunlayer D/JX 214360" - Petty Officer H.J. Taylor" - 30/11/1943 to 06/02/1945
30/11/1943
Typescript report - "A day in the distant life of Stalag IVB" - April 1945 - by Bob Robinson - ex APTC & 7th Med Regt R.A.
1/04/1945
WW1 army forms (2) - "Missing in action" 15/09/1916 & "Wounded in action" 16/09/1916 - Pte E.N. Bond - 7th city of London Bn - the London Regiment
15/09/1916
Army form a2038 (2) - War Department driving permit - A.T.S. Pte Marjorie Wintersgill & married name: Pte Marjorie Kay - 150 O.C.T.U. Royal Signals - 28/08/1944
28/08/1944
German P.O.W. Wolfgang Buchner - information re: date of capture & release plus P.O.W. camps in which interned 21/02/1945 to 10/06/1948
21/02/1945
Copy of a letter to all Home Guard recruits No.6 platoon, "B" company, 70th West Riding (staincross) battalion. August 1942. re: parades with lists of excuses for not attending parade that are not reasonable.
Photocopied record of service card, The Oak badge & photographs of Private Thomas Packer, solider in the R.A.M.C.
