Large group of people gathered around Will Scotland's Caudron aircraft at Gore, after being the first aircraft to fly cross country in New Zealand.
Will Scotland flew from Invercargill to Gore on 20 February 1914, then to Christchurch on 6 March 1914, then the aircraft was shipped to Wellington, then Trentham in late March 1914.
Air to air view of No. 2 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6205, flown by the Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader IC Gore, just before the first live firing of a Maverick missile from a Skyhawk near Waiouru.
Air to air view of No. 2 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6205, flown by the Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader IC Gore, firing the first live Maverick missile from a Skyhawk near Waiouru.
Negative with some chemical staining.
Group of pilots looking at a sheet of paper. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
L-R: Squadron Leader IG Wood, Wing Commander FS Sharp, Squadron Leader IC Gore, unknown, unknown, unknown.
Fireman manning the manual foam branch on top of a Fire Tender for the traditional 'washing down' of pilots after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
The two pilots were Flying Officer JN Dick and Flying Officer I Gore.
Flying Officer JN Dick (left) and Flying Officer I Gore (right) enjoy a glass of champagne after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Two No. 14 Squadron pilots 'escaping' on a Lees aircraft tug before the traditional 'washing down' of the pilots after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilots were Flying Officer JN Dick and Flying Officer I Gore.
Two No. 14 Squadron pilots in the trailer for the traditional 'washing down' of pilots after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
The pilots were Flying Officer JN Dick and Flying Officer I Gore.
Flying Officer JN Dick and Flying Officer I Gore being 'washed down' after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Fire tender in the background.
Flying Officer JN Dick and Flying Officer I Gore being 'washed down' after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Flying Officer JN Dick and Flying Officer I Gore being 'washed down' after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Flying Officer JN Dick and Flying Officer I Gore being 'washed down' after their final flight with No. 14 Squadron before being posted to No. 75 Squadron. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Graduation parade of No. 1/76 Pilots course. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal CL Siegert presenting Pilot Officer IC Gore with his pilots badge.
Graduation parade of No. 1/76 Pilots course. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal CL Siegert presenting Pilot Officer IC Gore with the Bombing Trophy.
Fireman briefing personnel on the use of a Wajax portable water pump during Exercise Wise Owl 53 at Gore airfield.
In yellow leggings; Bob Janek (standing) and Damien Southern (crouching).
Fireman briefing personnel on the use of a Wajax portable water pump during Exercise Wise Owl 53 at Gore airfield.
In yellow leggings; Bob Janek (standing) and Damien Southern (crouching).
Fireman briefing personnel on the use of a Wajax portable water pump during Exercise Wise Owl 53 at Gore airfield.
In yellow leggings; Bob Janek (standing) and Damien Southern (crouching).
