This is the front page of the what was probably the last leaflet dropped by hostile aircraft. It was delivered to Freilassing when we attacked the marshalling Yards 25.4.1945. Photo & Text Courtesy of George Wootten.
This is the second page of the what was probably the last leaflet dropped by hostile aircraft. It was delivered to Freilassing when we attacked the marshalling Yards 25.4.1945. Photo & Text Courtesy of George Wootten.
All airman carried them in case they got shot down. It was commonly referred to as a 'Goollie' chit. The name was derived from the fact that during the war in Abyssinia waged by Mussoliini if any Italian airmen were shot down and captured they were handed over to the native women who cut off their testicles and sewed them into the airman's mouth. Or so the story goes. Picture & Text Courtesy of Matt Kennedy
All airman carried them in case they got shot down. It was commonly referred to as a 'Goollie' chit. The name was derived from the fact that during the war in Abyssinia waged by Mussoliini if any Italian airmen were shot down and captured they were handed over to the native women who cut off their testicles and sewed them into the airman's mouth. Or so the story goes. Picture & Text Courtesy of Matt Kennedy
