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... the Battalion played their part in the largest combined defence exercises which have yet occurred between the Royal Air Force, Observer Corps and the Anti-Aircraft Battalions. During the two day war that ensued the 35th Battalion had twenty-four lights ...
... Lanham; the members of the Executive Council and officers of the Chamber. The attendance also included members of the Royal Observer Corps who are members of the Chamber. During dinner, which was served under the personal supervision of Mr. C. W. Diment ...
... -avenue, Ealing, who is usually a singer, is now a corporal in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force. She is in the Royal Air Force Observer Corps. The work is chiefly clerical, and it means doing night shifts. Miss Margaret Dovaston's studio. In Avenue-gardens ...
... OBSERVER CORPS MUST BE READY 'THE Air Ministry announces 1 that the personnel of the Observer Corps, who were called up for service last week, are now being released on the understanding that they can be recalled at two hours' notice. . As for the Navy ...
... being accomplished by the Observer Corps. Sir Edwara added that when he was at the Fighter Command headquarters of the Royal Air Force the other day he had heard further expressions of the high opinion in the Observer Corps was held. Mr. ...
... Observer Corps Members Receive Certificates and Badges. • Forty-three men who have qualified as members of No. 19 Group of the Observer Corps were presented with their membership certificates and badges by Sir Edward T. Campbell M.P. for Bromley . and ...
... AIR DEFENCE OF LONDON. Bromley's Part in Observer Corps Organisation. CHURCH HOUSE AS IMPORTANT CENTRE. With the maturity of plans outlined by Air Commodore A. D. Warrington-Morris, Commandant of the Observer Corps, at a meeting at Bromley Municipal Buildings ...
... AIR DEFENCE OF LONDON. Bromley's Part in Observer Corps Organisation. CHURCH HOUSE AS IMPORTANT CENTRE. With the maturity of plans outlined by Air Commodore A. D. Warrington-Morris, Commandant of the Observer Corps, at a meeting at Bromley Municipal Buildings ...
... B 3 •• . . . all fall down. Boys of the Royal Ordnance Corps depot, Portsmouth, giving a toy soldier display at the Portsmouth and Southsea Tattoo this week. THE DAILY MIRROR, AUGUST 12, 1938 Page 15 TWO policemen posed as deaf farm labourers so well ...
... Tho leclnror atnaaod tho point tliat in the protartion Britons at and ovorsaas. tha Royal Navy, the Royal Air Force, and tha Army ware on# team. In highly controversial issues Involving technical opinions this important (act was oltan momentarily lost ...
... BY THE OBSERVER, To-Day's Royal Visit. Some £2OO is being spent connection with the Duke of York’s visit Finchley to-day (Friday) when he unveils tablet on the Glebe land at the corner o: the Great North-road and the North Circular-road to commemorate ...
... SPORTS GOSSIP, BY OBSERVER.'' BARNES BOXING CLUB. There is every prospect of another fine ing's sport for those who love the nobl e at the Aluan Hall, next week, whe n Barnes and Mortlake Amateur Bo x i ng meet the Royal Army Serviei• Corps i ll inter-club ...