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425th Division? |
425th Division
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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Alistair Wilson
Comment
1.
Alistair Wilson
Cessnock, New South Wales, Australia |
Thank you to Alistair Wilson
who wrote: |
425th Division
"I've been looking through my old
photos and found some of my mother, Isabella 'Ella' Hush, when she
served during WWII.
I think that it was in Edinburgh but I
can't be sure. This group photo indicates it was 425th
Division, but I have been unable to find any information about it
or where my mother was stationed.
I would certainly appreciate any
information regarding the division that you can find."
Alistair Wilson; Cessnock, New South Wales,
Australia: July 1, 2015 |
Reply to Alistair
If you have any information
about the 425th Division, and would like to contact Alistair
Wilson, please email me to let me know, then I'll pass on his
email address to you. Thank you.
Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh:
July 9, 2015 |
Comment
2.
David Bain
Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England |
Thank you to David Bain
who wrote: |
WAAF Training Course
425d
"Alistair Wilson who wrote 'Comment 1'
above is, I think, my brother-in-law Bill Hush's cousin.
I would think that the '425d' is
not a division number, but a WAAF training course number.**
There aren't any officers in the
group, only NCOs.
I wouldn't know where this photograph
would have been taken, but it would have perhaps been a
fairly basic course. I believe it's possible to get hold of
service records but don't know how. Maybe someone else
hereabouts will know how."
David Bain, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England:
July 9, 2015 (2 emails) |
** On 28 Jun
1939, the WAAF (Women's Auxiliary Air Force) was created.
On
1 Feb 1949, it was renamed the WRAF (Women's Royal Air Force)
Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh: 11 July 2015 |
Comment
3.
Iain Purves
Waterdown, Ontario,
Canada
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Thank you to Iain C Purves
who wrote: |
WAAF Training Course
425d
"Re
Alisair's query in Comment 1,
regarding the WAAF Intake Number 425. I would agree that this
photo looks exactly like an Intake at a RAF Entry Level course.
The address for personal records or
assistance is as follows:
Royal Air Force Service Records,
RAF Disclosures Section
Room 221b, Trenchard Hall, RAF Cranwell,
Sleaford,
Lincs. NG34 8HB
England UK. |
It might help if Alistair could add
any further information, eg Name, Initials, Service Number or
date. More info that might help can be found by "Googling" RAF
Service Records.
Iain C Purves, Waterdown, Ontario,
Canada: July 18, 2015
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