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Armed Forces / Re: Searching for RAF service number
« on: Monday 12 March 18 19:00 GMT (UK) »
Thank you SO MUCH for the help! I was lost going through the archives, honestly it’s really helped so much, extremely grateful
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World War Two / Re: Ordinary serviceman's RAF service number from the Second World War
« on: Monday 12 March 18 13:30 GMT (UK) »
Hello,
Wondering if anybody can help or point me in the right direction,
I recently lost my grandfather a few days ago and wanted to use his service number in a memorial,
Only thing is I only know the last (or the first) four numbers of his service number,
I know I can apply to obtain service records from .gov but these require a full service number which I don’t have..
His name was Hubert John Turner, born August 14th 1936. I know he wasn’t deployed anywhere - one of those conversations I always wish I had asked more about his RAF life, I know he was a serviceman based in Norfolk for a time but did not work in combat.
If any body knows how to find a service number it would mean the world. The digits I have are ‘4146’ I don’t know if these are the beginning or end of the number,
Thanks
Wondering if anybody can help or point me in the right direction,
I recently lost my grandfather a few days ago and wanted to use his service number in a memorial,
Only thing is I only know the last (or the first) four numbers of his service number,
I know I can apply to obtain service records from .gov but these require a full service number which I don’t have..
His name was Hubert John Turner, born August 14th 1936. I know he wasn’t deployed anywhere - one of those conversations I always wish I had asked more about his RAF life, I know he was a serviceman based in Norfolk for a time but did not work in combat.
If any body knows how to find a service number it would mean the world. The digits I have are ‘4146’ I don’t know if these are the beginning or end of the number,
Thanks
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Armed Forces / Searching for RAF service number
« on: Sunday 11 March 18 23:56 GMT (UK) »
Hello,
Wondering if anybody can help or point me in the right direction,
I recently lost my grandfather a few days ago and wanted to use his service number in a memorial,
Only thing is I only know the last (or the first) four numbers of his service number,
I know I can apply to obtain service records from .gov but these require a full service number which I don’t have..
His name was Hubert John Turner, born August 14th 1936. I know he wasn’t deployed anywhere - one of those conversations I always wish I had asked more about his RAF life, I know he was a serviceman based in Norfolk for a time but did not work in combat.
If any body knows how to find a service number it would mean the world. The digits I have are ‘4146’ I don’t know if these are the beginning or end of the number,
Thanks
Wondering if anybody can help or point me in the right direction,
I recently lost my grandfather a few days ago and wanted to use his service number in a memorial,
Only thing is I only know the last (or the first) four numbers of his service number,
I know I can apply to obtain service records from .gov but these require a full service number which I don’t have..
His name was Hubert John Turner, born August 14th 1936. I know he wasn’t deployed anywhere - one of those conversations I always wish I had asked more about his RAF life, I know he was a serviceman based in Norfolk for a time but did not work in combat.
If any body knows how to find a service number it would mean the world. The digits I have are ‘4146’ I don’t know if these are the beginning or end of the number,
Thanks
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