RAF POSTCARD Glider Pilot ?

Came across this postcard from an RAF base at Bridgnorth Salop would like to know something about its possible value .It could be a Seargeant R J Girvan who was a glider pilot in that same area but have no experience with military stuff like this.Would it be of interest to military collectors maybe ?

 

How exactly do you folks come up with your abbreviations??? I've always wondered. Salop = Shropshire. Chumley for Cholmondeley. Etc. Just can't figure it out.

 

You've got his service number there - he was an Aircraftsman 2 at the time the card was written. I see no reason not to think it's your sergeant, given the relatively uncommon name. Having said that, no 1 was a fighter squadron based mostly at Tangmere. I suppose he might have been training.

Unless he was decorated or noteworthy, not a lot of value, but interesting. My dad was a glider pilot, parachute regiment.

 

Hi thanks for all the replies , just an interesting card in a pack of seaside ones that I was going through.I also read there wasnt an airfield there on some RAF message boards but an interesting photo with some info to go on thank you everyone for taking the time thank you.