Group of Servicing Unit personnel with a line-up of Corsairs at Green Island. Nose art on second and third aircraft "My Old Flame" "Alla Girl"

Flagpole with New Zealand and American flags flying over the cemetery on Green Island.

Control tower at Green Island. Autocar (right) 'Baby' and a Dodge truck (2nd from right).

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Group of Electrical and Wireless School instructors. RNZAF Station Wigram. Handwritten on the reverse "E&WS Instructors 1945."

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Group of RNZAF servicemen gathered around a Kittyhawk and Hudson at the Electrical and Wireless School, RNZAF Station Wigram.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Group. Wireless Operators Course W23, Electrical and Wireless School, RNZAF Station Wigram. L-R: Back; JA Wallace, A Roy, L Barns, RG Nuttal, HR Lightwood, W Lambie, GS Jenkins, KJ Moorhouse, LJ Leadbeater, WJ Flaus. Middle; Patty, Sergeant Riccalton (Instructor), RL Radford, H Jackson, L Ferguson, WT Harvey, CJ Gilbert, R Bredenbeck, RG Garfath, FA Clark, Sergeant Marshall (Instructor). Front; TM Clark, J Crowther, LJ Atkinson, AF Green, J McGlashen, CL Corbett.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Group. Hockey team. Believed to be Guadalcanal. Original RNZAF negative number PR4936.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Group of RNZAF servicemen at RNZAF Station Harewood. AF Green presumed to be at extreme left. Handwritten on the reverse "Harewood."

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Informal group of four Royal New Zealand Air Force servicemen gathered outside a hut. Names printed on reverse: "Tom, Yours Truly, MacLean, Bob, M.A.C."

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Group of five men in swimming trunks on a beach, unknown Pacific location. AF Green presumed to be at extreme left.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of a display of Japanese "souvenirs", including gas mask, helmet and ordnance.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Trio of natives, presumed to be Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Front view of wrecked Japanese aircraft, unknown Pacific location.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of a Japanese anti-aircraft gun inside a bunker. Unknown Pacific location.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Ground combat scene involving three United States Marines, one operating a flame-thrower. Unknown Pacific location.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of Torokina Field sign. Torokina, Bougainville. "Torokina Field. Fighter Strip No. 1. Constructed by 71 CB".

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of Torokina Beach and airstrip, Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Two native "headhunters", presumed to be Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. USAAF Dakota being refuelled and loaded. Unknown Pacific location, possibly Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of Torokina Beach, Bougainville, with military vehicles and supplies on the shores, and personnel swimming in the sea.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of an aircraft taking off on a runway strip, possibly Torokina, Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of RNZAF Kittyhawks lined up. Believed to be at Torokina, Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of wrecked Japanese aircraft, possibly at Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. View of crashed Japanese Mitsubishi Zero aircraft. Possibly Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Young native woman, presumed to be Bougainville.