I combined the 1940 thru 1945 Service Aviation pages into PDF files back in the day, 2 per year. It's what I used to use on the late night sessions of name finding with Henk. Then I got married!
I'm loading them to a good drive link now,,,,,,,, and they should be here....
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...bR?usp=sharing
I may not keep that link active for long as space is running out on my account but i can always add them back in.
I also started this many many moons ago and stalled, I did manage to do transcribe the 1944 DOAS and all WAAF lists
http://www.ww2irishaviation.com/DOASandWAAF1944.htm
Ignore the 'flightsa' link at the top, its defunct.
That also stalled. It could be completed for the website here tho (not by me I might add)
ACtually, I have recently been involved on a great WW1 project where an army of volunteers have transcribed 78,000 US Army WW1 burial cards, almost done now and will be hosted for free on Fold3.
https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/...i-burial-cards
Click on 'Classify' to see how that project has been running.
Anyone can set up a project on it tho the IT skills would want to be good I think. But it would be a great platform for that kind of donkey work of transcribing. The RAF GRO overseas list springs to mind and these casualty lists. Copyright issues I'm sure would arise and the GRO wouldn't be keen. I must email the GRO for the laugh and see what they say. They might have it licensed to findmypast I think.
Old Aeroplane wartime magazines seem to have published the same lists but with serial numbers included.
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