A105269 Pte. Eric Dyck,
No. 2 Pl., No. 13 Basic Training Centre,
Listowel. Ont.
R173353 AC1. Lloyd Fleischhauer,
No. 11 (B.R.) Squadron,
Dartmouth, N. S.
W306925 AW1, Jean Finch,
No. 3 F.I.S.
Arnprior, Ont.
R78844 LAC. Harvey Gibson,
R.C.A.F. Station,
Sea Island,
Eluerne, B.C.
A67854 Cpl. Edward Hodges,
3 Coy. 1 Pl. A.29 C.I.T.C.
Camp Ipperwash,
Forest, Ont.
Percy T. Harvey O D V37126,
H.M.C.S. Nootlea,
c/o Fleet Mail Office,
Halifax, N.S.
A105010 Pte. Jack Hortop,
5 Pl., 2 Coy.. A. 29, C.I.T.C.,
Camp Ipperwash,
Forest. Ont.
A67849 Gnr. Robert Inglis,
19th Field Regt. R.C.A.
63rd Battery,
Petawawa, Ont.
B82009 Pte. Larry Johnson,
17th Light Field Ambulance,
2nd. Can. Army Tank Brigade,
R.C.A.S.C.
Camp Borden, Ont.
Many thanks for the cigarettes which arrived a few weeks ago. Where they had been is hard to say as they were wrapped up in an old newspaper and about three months behind.
I still look forward to each edition of the D. W. & W. News. It beats me where you get all the pretty girls from. The letters to the editor are very interesting. It lets one know how the rest of the boys are making out.
Life has been very easy of late, the bad weather puts a damper on flying. Incidentally I am now on an Australian squadron, although none of our crew hail from there. As a point of interest this is our crew, one New Zealander, two Englishmen, one Welshman and there is a difference so they say, and one Canadian.
I saw my first bit of action from the ground last Sunday night when a couple of raiders appeared. It seems funny but I’ve been over here almost a year and it’s the first experience of seeing anything, that is from the ground.
Thanking you once again, and keep those papers rolling, I remain
Yours truly,
R84186 Sgt. Doug Midgley,
R.C.A.F., Overseas.