Telling Hilda he had been thinking about John (as it was near the anniversary of John’s death), recounting the time he had spent with John just before the attack on Crete, and telling her how he and others he was with in Crete treasured and respected John. Hammond also gives news of [his wife] Margaret, says that Hilda should visit Margaret in Cambridge, and send love to David and Joan [Pendlebury].

Passing on information about Mike Cumberlege (and Sergeant Steel) from Talbot Rice, hoping that Cumberlege might still be alive, and asking Hilda for Mrs Cumberlege’s address.

Published in ‘John Pendlebury in Crete’ memorial book, which was printed for private circulation (250 copies) by Cambridge University Press.

Published in ‘John Pendlebury in Crete’ memorial book, which was printed for private circulation (250 copies) by Cambridge University Press.