Image from the Wallis George Finlay personal collection. Group. No. 12 Air Observers course. No. 1 Air Navigation School, RCAF Station Rivers, Canada.

Open Day at RNZAF Station Taieri. Formation of Tiger Moths flying low over the airfield. Aircraft lined up on the airfield: Oxford, Anson, Mosquito, Harvard.

Image from the Jack Maxwell Shaw personal collection. JM Shaw (right) with an American trainee pilot standing in front of the port engine of an Anson in Canada. Handwritten on the reverse "To Mum From Jack." and This was taken around about Oct of 1943 with an American pal of mine. Donald Cordery from West Verginia [sic] USA and J.M. Shaw from N.Z."

Image from the Leonard Adolphus Rayner DFC personal album. Composite of two images showing Harvards, Ansons and Mosquitos on the tarmac in front of a hangar at RNZAF Station Ohakea. Harvard NZ1088 nearest camera. Labelled on the album page "Search and rescue standby - Ohakea N.Z."

Image from the Leonard Adolphus Rayner DFC personal collection. Side view of Anson WJ516(?). Believed to be No. 14 Reserve Flying Sschool, RAF Station Hamble, England. Handwritten on the reverse "Anson. I fly these occasionally on weekends."

Unrestored Anson gun turret in No. 7 Hangar. RNZAF Base Wigram.

Unrestored Anson wing centre-section in No. 7 Hangar. RNZAF Base Wigram.

Ground to air view of an Anson on final approach to landing. Unknown location.

Air to air view of a Coastal Command Anson YG-F, from No. 502 Squadron, in flight over a convoy of ships. Unknown location.

Image from the Alan Bennison personal collection. Sergeant Alan Bennison, NZ40601, in an Anson, during a cross country plotting exercise. Behind him, written on a box, is K6273 (aircraft serial number?) 'B' and 'A flt'.

Airman paints "Dopey" donkey nose art onto an Anson at the Navigation and Reconnaissance School. RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

Group of Staff pilots and Wireless Operators in front of a line up of Ansons, with Mount Egmont in the background. Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station, New Plymouth. NB. Mount Egmont is now known as Mount Taranaki.

Two airmen in flying gear and two ground crew servicing an Anson at the Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station, New Plymouth.

Taking a sight inside an Anson. Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station, New Plymouth.

Air to air of Navigation and Reconnaissance School Anson NZ404. RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

Air to air of a Navigation and Reconnaissance School Anson. RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

Refueling an Anson at the Navigation and Reconnaissance School at RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

Staff and pilots walking away from a line-up of Ansons with Mt. Egmont in background. Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station, New Plymouth. Mt. Egmont is now known as Mt. Taranaki.

View from inside hangar, looking out at Ansons parked on the tarmac and the Navigation and Reconnaissance School. RNZAF Station, New Plymouth.

WAAF driver towing fuel tanker, MT249, with a Case tractor. Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station, New Plymouth.

Wireless Operator at his position in an Anson. Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

Three crew members inside an Anson. Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

High view of Ansons on ground with refueling tankers and tractors. Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

Navigator taking a sight from inside an Anson at the Navigation and Reconnaissance School. RNZAF Station New Plymouth.

A member of the ground crew cleaning the windows on an Anson, with nose art "Dumbo", at the Navigation and Reconnaissance School, RNZAF Station, New Plymouth.