1919 Canada cover letter, discharge of pilot Tite from RAF/RAC #9

A.C. Tite, RAF pilot based on Ontario Canada is receiving his Official Discharge. He never was sent to the Front.

Typewritten letter to:

F.W. Hawksford was a British officer was in charge of the recruits depot where much of the demobilization took place

Folded into four horizontally

35 x 21.5 cm

Alfred Clyde Tite #76289

Clyde, who lived in Edmonton, first enlisted on 19^th September 1914, then enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps on the 19^th June 1917 in Vancouver. His enlistment was a ‘Short Service’ i.e. for the duration of the War. On 1^st April 1918 he was transferred to the R.A.F. On 1^st April 1919, he was transferred to 44^th Wing R.A.F. (Camp Borden). He was discharged on the 6^th January 1919.