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Harry gets the call and
reports for Basic Training -
"...theres
nothing like the air force. Ever since Ive been here
Ive been drilling. I walk strait as a dye and swing
my arms to boot."
| April 29, 1942 |
Start of Basic Training at No. 3 Manning Depot,
Edmonton as Pilot or Observer |
| May 12, 1942 |
Letter to EG & Hilda from Hansell Srs. in
Norwich, England. It contains a hair-raising account
of the bombing of Norwich and the destruction of
their home. Fortunately they escaped serious injury. |
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The
Hansell Seniors Walter & Rachel of Norwich,
England |
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Walter Hansell |
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Massingham Road today - note the major brick
repair resulting from the bombing |
| May 15, 1942 |
Letter to EG from Harry |
| July 7, 1942 |
Transferred to Air Crew (Gunner Training) |
| September 29, 1942 |
Start of Leave (12 days) spent at home with
family in Vulcan, Alberta |
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Harry in flying gear with his 2nd Cousin, Corporal
William Rayner |
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Harry at home with father E.G. Hansell |
| October 10, 1942 |
End of Leave |
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