Image from the Anthony Francis Hough personal collection. No. 18 Squadron pilot AF Tony Hough sitting on a bomb, part of a train of bombs on trolleys, with Corsairs in the background. Unknown Pacific location.

Image from the Leslie Gower Rose personal photo album. Ron Hermanns standing with a 250lb bomb at RNZAF Station Woodbourne. Handwritten under the print in album "Ron Hermanns Woodie" and handwritten on the page "Woodbourne 2nd Echelon".

Image from the Geoffrey Davis Newlands personal collection. Captured German V1 flying bomb on a Queen Mary trailer at RNZAF Station Wigram.

Flight Lieutenant AFH Tye DFC checks a bomb fuse with WAAF driver. No. 1 Operational Training Unit, RNZAF Station Ohakea.

Image from the Ayrton personal collection. Stored bombs and trolleys with bombs at Piva, Bougainville. Handwritten on the reverse "Bomb Dump Piva airstrip | Bougainville."

Image from the No. 14 Squadron album collection. High view of bomb truck MT2067 being lifted onto the flight deck of HMS Glory. In the background are: fuel tanker MT3445 and MT2668, bomb truck MT3452.

Unknown armourer loading practice bombs onto a No. 14 Squadron Strikemaster at Kaitaia Airport, during Exercise Falcons Roost 17.

Image from the RW Russell personal album collection. "Refueling and Bombing Up. Tanker Carries 2,500 Gallons, Weighs 22 Tons. Bomb load Here 1 - 4,000 LB "Cookie", 10 - 500 LB General Purpose, 4 - 250 LB General Purpose. Normal All Up Weight of Lancaster 65,000 Lbs. Full Tanks Hold 2,154 Gallons Fuel". DUMBO painted above windscreen of fuel tanker, ROBBIE painted on back of leather jerkin being worn by the airman in foreground pushing the "Cookie" under the No. 75 Squadron Lancaster.

Three armourers pushing a trolley of bombs under a Wellington. Unknown date of location. Nose art below cockpit window "Akyem Abuakwa"

Armourers loading a 250lb bomb into a Wellington. Unknown date or location.

3/4 rear view of DeHavilland DH9a, E8765, possibly of No. 74 Squadron, Royal Air Force, with some bombs in the foreground. Believed to be North Russia.

Ground crew bombing-up RNZAF Avenger NZ2523. Piva, Bougainville.

Front view of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6214 on the tarmac with weapons arrayed in front. RNZAF Base Ohakea.

Image from the Anthony Francis Hough personal collection. No. 18 Squadron pilot Ray Archibald crouched under a Kittyhawk armed with a 250(?) pound bomb. Unknown Pacific location.

Mother and child beside a bomb trolley during an open day at RNZAF Station, Whenuapai. Oxford in the background.

Armourer loading practice bombs under the wing of a Harvard. Believed to be No. 2 Service Flying Training School, RNZAF Station, Woodbourne.

Unknown airman using a 'cactus stove', made from a kerosene tin and the tail section of an aerial bomb. Believed to be Espiritu Santo.

Groundcrew 'bombing-up' and refueling a line-up of No. 10 Servicing Unit Venturas. Emirau. NZ4566 in the background. Fuel tanker MT3066 at right.

Group of No. 10 Servicing Unit armourers prepare to load a bomb onto Ventura NZ4507. Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. Nose art: "Patua Te Ra". The Maori god Maui is brandishing a club at the rising sun, which he has caught in a net.

Groundcrew 'bombing-up' a line-up of No. 10 Servicing Unit Venturas. Emirau. Ventura NZ4608 in the background and bomb hoist MT2655 towing bomb train in view.

Bombing up a No. 9 Squadron Hudson. Presumed to be Pallikulo Field, Espiritu Santo. Bomb at right marked: 325 LB. AIRCRAFT BOMB, MK.17 - MOD.2, E. G. BUDD MFG. CO, 1942 CON'T (unreadable series of numbers). Bomb at rear similarly marked, but dated 1941.

Group of Air Training Corps cadets examining small practice bombs at RNZAF Station, Ohakea.

Image from the Anthony Francis Hough personal collection. No. 18 Squadron pilot 'Turkey' Burke crouching under his Kittyhawk armed with a 250(?) pound bomb. Unknown location.

Image from the W Ford personal album collection. High view of the flattened city of Hiroshima, Japan, after being destroyed by the Atom Bomb.

Ventura NZ4535 parked at Piva, Bougainville, with two bomb trains in front. Each train has general purpose bombs and two 500 lb magnesium incendiary bombs.