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William W. H. Martyn
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19 December 1942

To Dad

19 December 1942Volume 11 of 12

Dear Dad:

I have some photographs sent to me by S/Lt. Evans who climbed Kelananjaro with me and am sending you some.

How do you like the picture on the Christmas card?

Hope business is okay with you - had a letter from Uncle Ross the other day.

Your cigarettes are still coming through and are very welcome.

Would like to get abroad again where it is warm and there is a lot of the ultra violet!

There is absolutely nothing to write about, so I don't know what else to say except that I am very fit and still do a great deal of flying with lots of zest - why wouldn't I! We have the finest aeroplane in the world to fly.

Love Bill

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