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Letter 1 Postmarked 12th January 1940, from F A Wallace

Although the train last Sunday was ½ hour late in starting from Dormans I arrived home about the usual...

Letter 2 Postmarked September 8th 1940 London SE 16 from F A Wallace

Well most of the people in this dugout are now homeless as he bomb us unmerciful and hardly a place within...

Letter 3, Postmarked September 23rd 1940

If this had fallen everything within 350 yds would have been flat to the ground, however we are not yet...

Letter 4 PostmarkedOctober 3rd 1940

Oct 2nd 6am Tuesday Dear Win, We had our worst night last night, just after 1 o/c a plane was heard...

Letter 5 from London Postmarked 14th Nov 1940 From F A Wallace

Tuesday we had only one warning during the day but heard nothing until the warning went at 6.45 in the...

Letter 6 from London postmarked 13th February 1941 from F A Wallace

Monday night he again gave Brockley a share of his bombs, but Tuesday morning 9.30 was our bad time. I...

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