Any help would be appreciated with this.
Cover mailed through FPO 383 - 27 FE 41 addressed to what I think reads 119 Coy P.C. Bletchley Bucks, with the addressee made having brackets (HQ Section).
I am interested in the address and what unit this might be, clearly with an eye on the Bletchley link. Any comments appreciated.
Regards Peter
Peter,
Bletchley was never used in anything to do with the mail going to Bletcley Park. This went though London via PO Box apart from R.A.F. mail. There were other things going on in and around Bletchley apart from the park. I do know there was a lot of work being done in and around the park and general area in 1940-41 so that could be a reason you have the Pioneer Crops there.
I cannot find anything to do with the 119 Coy there at this time at the moment but i will have a look at my BP notes. I will have a look later and see if i can find out anything else.
Peter
I presume that this refers to 119 Company, Pioneer Corps. Location information should be obghtainable from the War Diary held in The National Archives at Kew (document WO 166/5603) which covers the period July 1940 to December 1941 (Home Forces).
Mike