casualty reports at The National Archives in Kew, GB
Did anybody ever get the chance to look at an casualty report of the RAF from WW2? I think they are still not open to the public.
Any experience would be interesting... Thanks |
Re: casualty reports at The National Archives in Kew, GB
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Which kind of casualty reports do you mean ? The Bomber Command loss cards are open for the public. In 1996 they were on stock in RAF Hendon and open for anyone. Best regards ! Horst Weber |
Re: casualty reports at The National Archives in Kew, GB
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20.500 RAF Casualty Packs will be handed over to the National Archives. Till now about 1500 of them can be ordered from 1939-august 1940. You can find the Packs in Air 81! Regards, Karl Lusink ARGA |
Re: casualty reports at The National Archives in Kew, GB
The attached link may prove a useful synopsis:
https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...alty_Packs.pdf Rgds Jonny |
Re: casualty reports at The National Archives in Kew, GB
A good discussion of these on rafcommands forum
http://www.rafcommands.com/forum/showthread.php?15518 Some examples of that was found therein also |
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