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Letter from AM Sir Trafford Leigh Leigh-Mallory to AVM Leslie Norman Hollinghurst regarding the expansion of 38 Group and the selection of Hollinghurst to command it, 29 September 1943

Archives, In Storage, AC73/23/122

Typescript letter on "Headquarters Fighter Command" headed paper.

Sir Trafford Leigh Mallory

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 66/Y/36

Cast rectangular brass locomotive nameplate carried on British Rail Battle of Britain class pacific locomotive 34109 'Sir Trafford Leigh Mallory'. Painted light blue with nine countersunk fixing holes.

Photographs of the funeral of ACM Sir Trafford Leigh Leigh-Mallory in Rivier d'Allemont, France, 15 July 1945

Photographs, PC97/127

20 monochrome prints.

Letters, reports and memoranda relating to the death of ACM Sir Trafford Leigh Leigh-Mallory, 1944

Archives, In Storage, B278

Newspaper cuttings and letters in French and English.

ACM Sir Trafford Leigh Leigh-Mallory inspecting seaborne members of Royal Observer Corps (talking to Tom Bodill), n.d.

Photographs, In Storage, PC95/127

Three senior RAF officers inspecting seaborne members of Royal Observer Corps.

Four teleprinter slips congratulating 611 Squadron, 1941

Archives, In Storage, X003-6077/004

Teleprinted sheets with stamps and pencil notes.

Supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday 31st December 1946: Air Operations by the Allied Expeditionary Air Force in N.W. Europe from November 15th 1943 to September 30th 1944

Library, In Storage, PR02875

Big wing: The biography of Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory KCB, DSO*

Library, In Storage, 025335

P.R.4 biographical file on AVM Sir Trafford Leigh Leigh-Mallory, 1936-1945

Archives, In Storage, DC76/74/1345

Circa 25 typescript sheets and a press cutting in a buff file. No access to record of service.

Civilian men at the funeral of Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh Leigh-Mallory and others in River d'Allemont, France, 15 June 1945

Photographs, In Storage, PC97/127/17

Group of male civilians standing, with mountains in the background.