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Leaflets concerning the work of the Women's Voluntary Service in Civil Defence, 1945.
Archives, In Storage, A1655
Official newsletter of the Women's Voluntary Service, June 1945.
Leaflet dropped to the Allied POWs and Internees in the Far East following the Japanese surrender, 1945
Archives, In Storage, A2012
Multilingual leaflet dropped to Allied prisoners of war and internees in the Far East, 1945.
Score sheet of enemy aircraft destroyed by Coltishall squadrons, 1940-1941.
Archives, In Storage, A840
Penciled score sheet of enemy aircraft destroyed by RAF Coltishall squadrons on the back of an RAF message form, 1940-1941.
Pointie talkie in Chinese, English/Chinese phrasebook for use by British aircrew, circa 1945
Archives, In Storage, A941
This booklet was distributed to help airmen who were stranded behind enemy lines. To enable each speaker to indicate necessary phrases, each phrase is written with its Chinese equivalent.
RAF occupation: History made in Kowloon operations on way to Okinawa, September 22 1945.
Archives, In Storage, X002-9325/003
Typescript with extracts from the South China Morning Post and the Hong Kong Telegraph, September 22 1945.
Pilot's flying log book of 2nd Lieutenant Oliver Charles Pearson, 8 December 1916-9 September 1917
Archives, In Storage, AC97/93/258
After completing his flying training in the UK, which included time with No.68 Australian Squadron, Pearson was posted to France to Join no.70 Squadron in August 1917.
Pilot's flying log book of Wg Cdr Norman Howard Bottomley, August 1921-December 1936
Archives, In Storage, AC71/2/6
Flying log book of Norman Bottomley during the interwar period, including as Commanding Officer No. 4 Squadron, 1928-1930.
Commemorative booklet for the Battle of Britain reunion, RAF Bentley Priory, 15 September 1960.
Archives, In Storage, AC71/17/54
Commemorative booklet produced for the Battle of Britain 20th anniversary reunion at RAF Bentley Priory, 15 September 1960.
Pilot's flying log book of Air Vice Marshal Henry Algernon Vickers Hogan, 1937-1943
Archives, In Storage, AC94/2/4
Henry Hogan was a member of the Long Range Development Units, that in December 1938 broke the world non-stop distance record by flying from Ismailia, Egypt to Darwin, Australia. The aircraft that Hogan was piloting did not make Darwin, it landed in West Timor being short of fuel.
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