Negative from the Ewan Brooking personal collection.
USAAF B17 landing. Believed to be at RAF Station Asansol, India.
Handwritten on the album page "Magwe to Asansol to Calcutta." and " "Fortress" landing."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Service men looking at the wreckage of a crashed USAAF B17. Believed to be at RAF Station Asansol, India.
Handwritten on the album page "Calcutta to Asansol." and "Wreckage of a Fortress."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Ground to air view of a USAAF B17. Believed to be at RAF Station Asansol, India.
Handwritten on the album page "Magwe to Asansol to Calcutta." and " "Fortress"."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
9th Squadron, USAAF B17 41-2464 and a No. 113 Squadron Blenheim on the airfield at RAF Station Karachi, India (now Pakistan).
Handwritten on the album page "Bahrein [sic] Is. to Sharjah to Karachi." and "Karachi civil airport." and " "Fortress" and Blenheim."
Image from the Russell Owen Douglas personal collection.
Members of the crew of a No. 214 Squadron Flying Fortress at RAF Station Oulton, England.
RO Douglas kneeling at left.
Image from the Russell Owen Douglas personal collection.
Members of the crew of a No. 214 Squadron Flying Fortress at RAF Station Oulton, England.RO Douglas in gun turret.
Image from the Russell Owen Douglas personal collection.
Members of the crew of a No. 214 Squadron Flying Fortress at RAF Station Oulton, England.
RO Douglas kneeling in front.
USAF Flying Fortress 44-8992 leaving RNZAF Station Ohakea for Nausori, Fiji.
The Ohakea Unit History lists the crew as: Captain Zerdecki, Captain Engel, First Lieutenant Beeke, Second Lieutenant Martizen, and the passengers as: Brigadier General Loper, Colonel Berry, Colonel Brown and Lieutenant Colonel Edwards.
Image from the Richard Percy Warham personal collection.
3/4 front view of USAAF B17 Flying Fortress 4124430, RNZAF Station Whenuapai.
Original RNZAF negative number WhG349-42.
3/4 rear view of USAAF B17e, 412434 at RNZAF Station Ohakea. No. 16 Squadron Kittyhawk in background.
This aircraft arrived at Ohakea from RAAF Bankstown on 15 July and departed for Sydney on 20 July. The aircraft was lost near Australia on 16 August 1942.
Flying Fortress 41-24430 alongside a line up of Harvards and Kittyhawks at RNZAF Station, Whenuapai.
The first Harvard in line is No. 15 Squadron (or possibly No. 17 Squadron) aircraft JZ-S.
See PR357 for explanation of JZ unit codes.
