John Haworth Drewry Letters
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It appears that on the morning he was captured he volunteered for a patrol and while making sure of a Hun he had got, "Archie" put his engine out of business and he was forced to land in a field of shell holes just behind our lines. However, he was unhurt and proceeded back to the aerodrome, arriving in time to find the regular evening patrol going up without him. He immediately went to his Flight Commander and wanted to know why they were | It appears that on the morning he was captured he volunteered for a patrol and while making sure of a Hun he had got, "Archie" put his engine out of business and he was forced to land in a field of shell holes just behind our lines. However, he was unhurt and proceeded back to the aerodrome, arriving in time to find the regular evening patrol going up without him. He immediately went to his Flight Commander and wanted to know why they were | ||
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THE ROYAL CLUB FOR OFFICERS BEYOND THE SEAS, AT THE ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB, THE ROYAL OVERSEAS OFFICERS CLUB, AT THE R.A.C. PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.1.
c/o "OVERFRONT LONDON." REGENT 5000.
7.
I know you will make him welcome.
It appears that on the morning he was captured he volunteered for a patrol and while making sure of a Hun he had got, "Archie" put his engine out of business and he was forced to land in a field of shell holes just behind our lines. However, he was unhurt and proceeded back to the aerodrome, arriving in time to find the regular evening patrol going up without him. He immediately went to his Flight Commander and wanted to know why they were
BC Archives, 93-6553 Box 4 DREWRY FAMILY Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.