Looking for Albert Charles Gosbee in the RAF in WW2

[naffi girl]

We know he went to Japan in 1946 just after the war but would like to know a bit more about his unit or whatever he was connected to. he was a cook apparently.
Thank you Regards naffi girl

[softly softly]

Apart from his birth in 1882 do you have any other info on Albert. Appears his father died when he was 1, mother remarried but he never seems to appear with her. Any census, marriage, death.

SS

Added--above incorrect.

[ShaunJ]

Or is this the one born in 1927?

[naffi girl]

Yes it’s the one born 1927 , I do have his record and it tells us he was in Japan after WW2 to clean up after the bombs doing national service. My cousin lives in Japan and going to look if he can find where he was but we need to know a bit more about him.
Thank you Regards naffi girl.

[rafcommands]

As a Cook he would have been part of the support staff for a station/location.

What unit abbreviation does his service record say for the period?

If you are happy to do so then posting an image of the page from F543 that gives postings/movements/mustering would help.

Ross

[naffi girl]

On the record it says unit 64PCT
91ASP

This is the time he was in Japan date of movement 16/12/46 64PCT
1/7/47 …91ASP

Hop this helps you because I am not sure what it means

Regards naffi girl

[rafcommands]

Easy one first

No.91 Air Stores Park

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C4100495

Ross

[rafcommands]

Think 64 PCT is actually No.64 Personnel Transit Camp.

Also at Iwakuni edit - sorry had moved to Kure when he arrived

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7162606

Ross

[naffi girl]

Thank you for your help it was very much appreciated as he died at the age of 38 of and we think it may have been because of being in Japan after the war cleaning up after the bombs
Regards naffi girl