Portrait of Pilot Officer FM Ashworth, from the Weekly News issue 20 June 1945, page 26.

Full length portrait of two No. 214 Squadron pilots, Unknown location in England. Handwritten on the album page "Colin Ashworth [left] | Doug Ingham [right] | 214 Sqdn. | UK."

Line of cross grave markers in Cambridge cemetery. The nearest two are for Flight Sergeant Ernest Robert Armstrong, NZ427084 (middle) and Flight Sergeant Colin James Ashworth, NZ427492 (right). They were Wireless Operator and Pilot, respectively, with No. 214 Squadron and died on 16 November 1944. Album page headed " "He Served Well" | Cambridge Cemetry [sic] | England."

Informal portrait of Sergeant Colin James Ashworth, NZ427492, pilot with No. 214 Squadron. Died 16 November 1944. Album page headed " "He Served Well" | Cambridge Cemetry [sic] | England."

Grave marker of Flight Sergeant Colin James Ashworth, NZ427492, pilot with No. 214 Squadron. Died 16 November 1944 and buried in Cambridge City cemetery. Album page headed " "He Served Well" | Cambridge Cemetry [sic] | England."

Portrait of Private KH Ashworth, from The Weekly News issue 28 April 1943, page 18.

No. 25 Squadron crew, Flying Officer LHF Brown and Flight Sergeant GD Ashworth, on Dauntless NZ5047. Unknown location. Note nose art 'Carborundum nil Bastardium'. Rough translation: 'Don't Let The Bastards Grind You Down'.