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P C Farrow


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How do I get access to Training and operational records for JW Farrow who was a MUG his last operational squadron was 622.

4 AGS Morpeth25/05/1943  09/07/1943
RAF Wing (26 OTU)16/08/194317/09/1943
RAF Newmarket27/10/194303/11/1943
1651 CU-Waterbeach.04/11/194327/11/1943
1651 CU-Wratting Common.27/11/194308/12/1943
622 Squadron Mildenhall.08/12/194327/12/1943
Attached to SLFS Feltwell (Thetford).27/12/194307/01/1944
622 Squadron Mildenhall.07/01/194404/09/1944


-- Edited by P C Farrow on Friday 18th of November 2016 05:05:02 AM

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PeteT


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You may get some help here: www.facebook.com/No-622-Squadron-RAF-784098965017373 or you can download the squadron operations record book for the relevant period from National Archives.

You will not find much about his training as course lists and photographs are few and far between; the record books for the training units very rarely contain names. All you can do is keep posting on forums such as this and you may strike lucky and find that a family member of another member of his crew or of another airman on one of his training courses has a crew or course photo amongst their possessions.

Not much help .... but hopefully it is a start point for you

Good luck with your search

Regards

Pete


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Researching:

- CA Butler and the loss of Lancaster ME334

- Aircrew Training WWII (Basic / Trade / Operational)

- No. 35 Squadron [From Thetford to Scampton]

 

[Always looking for COPIES of original documents / photographs etc relating to these subjects]
P C Farrow


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Thanks for your prompt reply my father flew in LL885 GI-J amongst others which is one of only a few aircraft to complete over 100 ops. His Pilot was Jack Lunn.

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P C Farrow


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I followed the link in facebook and if you look at the photos the one with the Queen and princess Elizabeth my father is the one with his white jumper sticking out of the bottom of his tunic.



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