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Originally Posted by MBrockway
That's a possibility we're considering too -it's what I meant by 'Sweetheart photo' etc.
The recipient of the photo was in the KRRC, ex RB. On the Western Front and then out in India till 1921 - hence my interest.
No obvious RAF connection on the recipient's side, but that does not exclude the dressing up angle.
If the photo is in Blighty, the puttees and boots seem a bit posed, or would this be the normal uniform for RAF/WRAF on Home duties?
Mark
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Apologies, I didn't read the initial post properly, scanning "sweetheart" as a reference to the badge (small screen, fiddly key pad, stupidity)
I feel It's as you considered - dress up for the photo, man's uniform, RAF badge.