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William W. H. Martyn
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29 March 1938

To Mother · Royal Air Force, Catterick, Yorks

29 March 1938Volume 7 of 12
ROYAL AIR FORCE,
CATTERICK,
YORKS.
TELEPHONE,
OLD CATTERICK 53.

Dear Mother:

I hear that Mrs. Buxton has been in to see you again. I'm sorry but I haven't been to London yet so haven't run across Kenneth.

I will send a picture to Mrs. Cargill as soon as possible.

Frank Mills of whom your neighbour spoke - he went to Reading but evidentially wasn't right type as he never saw service with R.A.F. I met him in London just before he returned to Canada. He never wore the uniform.

We have had amazing weather this month - and have flown every day.

Got a letter from Bob and a picture of him on horseback taken at Little Chicago.

I am putting on weight again and getting back to real shape. Glad to hear that Dad had such a good holiday.

Yes Jennie was ill when I was in Winnipeg - too bad I didn't have time to stop off and see her.

Summer shall soon be here and I am anxious to start swimming. There is grand sport in the River Swale here.

As I have said before, the scenery here in the Yorkshire Moors is grand with wonderful valleys and rivers.

I am running two letters together so won't say much in this one.

Love Bill

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