Air Force Medal (E11R) Sergeant Pilot later Flight Lieutenant

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Air Force Medal (E11R), Defence medal, War Medal,

F. Sgt.E. Walker ( later Flight Lieutenant)

A.F.M. L.G.1/1/1954

With original-

Aircrew Categorisation Card

Commission warrant dated 7/7/1955 Ernest Walker A.F.M.

Weapons Certificate 1966, Buckingham Palace Investiture guest card 16 March 1954

Congratulatory letter  for AFM from Group captain commanding RAF Gutersloh

MOD letter on retirement January 1973

and

Photographic image

Ernest Walker, served with 541 as Flight Sergeant (Spitfires & Lancasters mixed commissioned Pilot Officer 7/7/1955, F/O 8/7/1958, F/L 7/7/1961 ret. 1973

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