Lot 515
THE MEDALS TO A BLETCHLEY PARK RECIPIENT, etc.
Boxed W W 11 Defence & War Medals, addressed to Mr C A Stott, Air Ministry label affixed. Serving under the Official Secrets Act , his younger brother F/Officer H T Stott was to suffer a Mental Breakdown which ended his War Duties. Placed in a Hospital in Dumfries, he was to suffer throughout his life with the symptoms. He was training in Japanese when his enforced containment took place, due to the Stress of his work.
However the RAF and Bletchley cared about him, as an Invoice addressed from Room 98 Block "F", Box 111, Bletchley, Buckinghamshire dated 18/11/1948, shows.
Dear Flying Officer Stott,
I am forwarding to you the enclosed bill from your billetor. Could you please settle the matter with her as soon as possible. Your Luggage has been collected and it is being held in the luggage room here until your return.
Enclosed also is the Defence Medal
Yours Sincerely Jane Luxmoor
To Flying Officer Stott, The Military Hospital, Dumfries, Scotland. 18th November 1945.
Also an unnamed as issued Victorian Long Service Volunteer Force Medal.
