Image from the Jack Way collection.
The RAF Station Feltwell Commanding Officer, Group Captain MW Buckley, speaking with a pilot in an office. RAF Station Feltwell.
Image from the Jack Way collection.
Village buildings. Feltwell village, England.
Viewed from St. Mary's street to the intersection of Hill St and The Beck.
Image from the Jack Way collection.
The Padre, Squadron Leader the Reverend Arthur Kayll (from New Zealand), walking past the camouflaged station chapel at RAF Station Feltwell.
Image from the Jack Way collection.
Nine men on the ground with two Wellingtons behind, at RAF Station Feltwell.
Handwritten on the reverse " "D" Donald's crew. Pilot, Navigator, Rear Gunner, Wireless Oppr. June 1942. Feltwell Norfolk."
Image from the Jack Way collection.
Instrument Section personnel on the back of a truck at RAF Station Feltwell.
Handwritten on the reverse "Instrument section. Feltwell Norfolk. 1941."
Image from the Jack Way collection.
Ten No. 75 Squadron ground crew pose in front of a building at RAF Station Feltwell.
Handwritten on the reverse of a duplicate print "75 NZ "A" Flight ground crew. Feltwell. 1941. Standing left to right 4th Jack Way, 5th Tommy Clemens."
Image from the Jack Way collection.
Five members of the ground crew beside a No. 75 Squadron Wellington at RAF Station Feltwell.
Handwritten on the reverse " "P" Peter. Feltwell Norfolk. 75N.Z. 1941."
Duplicate prints at ALB88125123a003 and ALB88125123a065.
Image from the Jack Way collection.
Nine unknown ground crew in front of No. 75 Squadron Wellington AA-B at RAF Station Feltwell.
Handwritten on the reverse of a duplicate print "75 NZ Feltwell 1941. "B" Beer, "A" Flight."
Image from the Jack Way collection.
Seven men stand under the nose of a No. 75 Squadron Wellington at RAF Station Feltwell.
Handwritten on the reverse " "J" Doug's Kite. June 1942. Feltwell Norfolk."
Image from the Jack Way collection.
3/4 rear view of No. 75 Squadron Wellington AA-D. RAF Station Feltwell.
Handwritten on duplicate print "75 NZ Feltwell 1941. "A" Flight."
Image from the Wallis George Finlay personal collection.
Wreckage of No. 57 Squadron Wellington DX-T after a failed take off from RAF Station Feltwell on an operation to Brest.
Handwritten on the reverse "We once piled up. I'm on the top of the aircraft."
Image from the David Leatham Prichard log book.
Close up of the starboard engine of No. 75 Squadron Wellington X3194 after crash landing at RAF Station Feltwell the evening before.
DL Prichard's log book records "War Operations. Blitz on Cologne. Dropped 6x500, 1x250 on west side of city. Results not observed owing to haze. Medium A.A & searchlight. Attacked by a Heinkel 111 50 miles west of target. Fired one burst at us with cannon & M.G. Putting rear turret out of action and making hydraulics U/S. Crashed on landing with no flaps, no brakes & bomb doors open. Port undercarriage collapsed on hitting bump at end of drome. No casualties."
See ALB030212a005 for a photo of the crew of this aircraft.
Image from the David Leatham Prichard log book.
No. 75 Squadron crew at RAF Station Feltwell.
L-R: Flying Officer DL Prichard (Pilot), Sergeant Owen (Second Pilot), Pilot Officer Struthers (Navigator), Sergeant Clarke (Wireless Operator), Sergeant WD Brown (Front Gunner), Sergeant Hare (Rear Gunner).
This is the crew involved in photo ALB030212a006.
Image from the Frank Albert Andrews log book.
No. 75 Squadron crew standing in front of their Wellington at RAF Station Feltwell.
Names in no particular order; Mac McMillan, Rear Gunner (Scotland. Syd Parrott, Wireless Operator Air Gunner (England). Les Gore, Front Gunner (England). FA Andrews, Captain (New Zealand). Ivan Breckon, Second Pilot (New Zealand). Dave Florence, Navigator (Navigator).
Handwritten under the print in the log book "My Crew "75" Feltwell 1941. {also names]"
Wellington is believed to be R1177 as this is the aircraft most regularly flown by this crew.
Image from the Frank Albert Andrews log book.
No. 75 Squadron crew standing in the snow at RAF Station Feltwell.
Names in no particular order; Mac McGrath, Rear Gunner. Taffy Harris, Navigator. FA Andrews, Second Pilot. Freddie Neate, Captain. Jack Broad, Front Gunner. Freddie Haigh, Wireless Operator.
Handwritten under the print in the log book "First crew at Feltwell - 1940-41. [Also names]".
Image from the Andrew Edward Coutts personal collection.
No. 487 Squadron personnel with the New Zealand High Commissioner, WJ Jordan. RAF Station Feltwell.
L-R: Back; 'Rip' Second, James Greenstreet, Andy Coutts, Joe Baker, Ray Travers (groundcrew).
Middle; Ernest Armitage, Brian Weeds, Tom Baynton, Chas Baker, Charlie Bush (groundcrew), unknown, unknown (possibly Ron Gellatly).
Front; Bob Newcomb, Bob Reece, 'Digger' Wheeler, Group Captain Kippenburger, Bill Jordan, Wing Commander Seaville, Gordon Brewer, 'Rusty' Peryman, Flight Lieutenant Batley.
Names taken from the book 'Through to the End' by David Palmer, p23.
NB. Back row 2nd from left, originally identified in the above book as Greg Whitwell, is actually James Greenstreet.
Image from the Andrew Edward Coutts personal collection.
Group of No. 487 Squadron personnel in front of a Ventura. Believed to be at RAF Station Feltwell.
AE Coutts front row 7th from right.
Image from the Andrew Edward Coutts personal collection.
Informal group of No. 487 Squadron(?) air crew with a dog. Unknown location, possibly RAF Station Feltwell.
Image from the Andrew Edward Coutts personal collection.
Informal group of No. 487 Squadron pilots at RAF Station Feltwell.
Names handwritten on the reverse: "Max Sparkes, Stan McCullum, Terry Taylor, Bill Lee, Joe Baker, Andy Coutts (front left), Jack Sharp.
