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HQ Cyprus Sector, Nicosia. With appendices
Catalogue reference: AIR 29/2739
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This record is about the HQ Cyprus Sector, Nicosia. With appendices dating from 1957 May-1960 Jan in the series Air Ministry and Ministry of Defence: Operations Record Books, Miscellaneous Units. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1957 May-1960 Jan
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HQ Cyprus Sector, Nicosia. With appendices
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- The National Archives, Kew
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AIR 29
Air Ministry and Ministry of Defence: Operations Record Books, Miscellaneous Units
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