Gaining An R.A.F Pilots Brevet In WW II

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Instead of leaving the U.S. for Britain after gaining his Pilot's wings, Dad was selected to stay on in Georgia to train as a flying instructor and then to train new batches of RAF cadets in the first half of 1942. (He subsequently went on to fly Lancs in Bomber Command.) I thought readers of this thread might be interested in the following publication which was issued as part of his instructor training.