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His Majesty King George VI approved a goose volant in December 1937. It was chosen as a play on the word 'Anson', which the Squadron was flying when the badge was being designed, and ‘Anser’ which is the Latin word for Goose. As the goose is a fast day and night flyer and one of the heavier wild fowl, it was deemed appropriate for a Bomber Squadron. |
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Thank You To everyone who have kindly sent me sympathy cards and letters after the loss of my dear husband. From all corners of the earth I have heard from Belgium, Holland, Canada, New Zealand, Australia USA, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and many others. Love, Renee
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Renee's Corner Can any 51 sqdn. (or 150) WAAF's who were billeted on the site on Long Lane at Pollington to contact either me or Zoe Bayston on 01405 860 273. Zoe lives on the site and wants to make something of one of the huts commemorating WW11.
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