An Evocative Raf Log Book To A Canadian - Air Victories Auction This appears quite logical in

This appears quite logical in view of his interest and ability and plans to eventually work in woods management for a pulp and paper company

located four kilometres northwest of Arras and one kilometre north of the main road from Arras to St Pol

not a 'Battle' and was only referred to as such with black humour

private purchase visor cap

An Evocative Raf Log Book To A Canadian - Air Victories Auction This appears quite logical inThe original wartime Flying Log Book appertaining to Flying Officer W. E. Copp, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, late Royal Canadian Air Force, who witnessed extensive action as a fighter pilot over Malta 1941 42, claiming at least two confirmed victories, comprising Royal Air Force (Form 414) Pilots Flying Log Book, commencing with entries as a student pilot at Hamilton Aero Club, Ontario in September 1939 and ending with entries as an instructor