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... Bromley Warship Week. The Royal Observer Corps, Bromley, contributed £9.758 18s. bd. to Warship Week. It is expected that Bromley's total will be announced by the B.E.C. after the six o'clock news on Sunday. The Hit the Target competition organised ...
... Greyhound Racin_ ROYAL OBSERVER ' _ CORPS. NEW CROSS. PROGRAMME. Guides Bombers & Helps 630 t 415 yards).— Art Caption. To Rescue Pilots. v - rny Corps. Well Protected, Wilton Mick. Middle Guide. Arch The Royal Oi.Lerver ...
... MILLETTS hay* a stock of GREEN BATTLE DRESSES for Agrioultural Workers only 21/- ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS BOILER SUITS 19/- COMING ! A.T.S. RECONDITIONED STOCKINGS 1/6 (Na COupons)lr M ILLETTS 54a, HIGH ST., CROYDON 6066/7 QUDDEN, stabbing pains round the ...
... —Pilots Trai Public For Watch On Sky At MORRO of the Royal a . ' . Observer Corps, whose war-time duty is to spot enemy planes, now taking a spesialised sour'swith flying experienes, gunnery, and predictor k • v i fl - lk as part of Sritain's defence ...
... OF AIRCRAFT IN ADJOINING REGIONS. THE EYES AND EARS OF THE R.A.F.: GIRLS OF THE ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS. THE Royal Observer Corps has-been on duty day and night without break since a week before the outbreak of ...
... Centre of the Roytti Observer Corps. The eyes and oars of the Air Force, as the Royal Observer Corps is called, is a civilian body of highly trained men who do this extremely important work in addi• tion to their own job. ...
... Centre of the Royal Observer Corps. The eyes and ears of the Air Force. as the Royal Observer (7orps is (ailed,. is a civilian body of highly trained men , who do this extremely important work in addition to their own job. ...
... 12s. 6d.) T. E. Winslow. (Hodge. To the Royal Observer Corps, which provided the eyes and ears of the Royal Air Force, falls a large share of the credit for saving Britain in the second world war. That the Corps received less publicity ...
... 1943—THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS—6BI OBSERVERS GASELTINE (LEFT) AND LOCKET ON NIGHT t)UTY. THEY ARE AT THE “READY” WITH THE MOUTHPIECE BY MEANS OF WHICH CONNECTION IS MADE IMMEDIATELY WITH THE CENTRE. ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS AT WORK. n ic* 2r^sSißf MilMaaß i' ...
... 'centre of the Royal Observer Corps. The eyes sad ears of the Air , Force, as the Royal Observer Corps is called, is a civilian body of highly trained men who do this extremely important work in addition to ...
... Group. Royal Observer Corps: officers, council and members ot the Royal Observer Corps Club No. 2 Branch: friends and colleagues of Y.I Royal ...
... been selected at random by the public 1 Chief Observer Geoffrey Watts told a Sunday Dispatch correspondent yesterday: When he is older , he should be a miracle. I have booked him for the Royal Observer Corps for 1952. and [ shall be delighted to have him ...