Have you seen his service record? Microfilche copies are held at the National Archives, Kew, these are in service number order in BT 377/7 or copies from the original can be obtained from the Fleet Air Arm Museum. I've never seen any of Austin Payne's work, he died before I turned up on the scene! It certainly means I can look on these medals in a different light, not only as Honours to a brave man, but also with humour which, if my Dad inherited it, my Thank you for the smile you have given me on a miserable rainy day. Wilfred is the Rabbit and Squeak I believe is the Penguin. Payne illustrated the comic until his retirement in 1953."
The strip was a big success during the 1920s. Pip and Squeak first appeared in illustrations for Lamb's articles in the Children's Mirror. Lamb and the naming of the characters in the strip is due to Austin Payne's wartime batman who for unknown reasons was known as "Pip-Squeak". This funny animal comic first appeared in the Daily Mirror in 1919.
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