Image from the Coddington personal collection. Three men pose with a belly-landed Kittyhawk (possibly from No. 4 Operational Training Unit), which crash-landed on the edge of RNZAF Station Ohakea.

Negative from the Walter P Murray personal collection. Unknown man standing at the front of a Kittyhawk with an RAAF CAC Boomerang in the background. Believed to be at Bougainville.

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. View of RNZAF Kittyhawks lined up. Believed to be at Torokina, Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. RNZAF ground crew undertaking maintenance on Kittyhawk 'E', unknown Pacific location. Believed to be Kittyhawk NZ3237 'Esma Lee'

A group of Servicing Unit personnel with a Kittyhawk. Believed to be at Ondonga, New Georgia

Group of Servicing Unit personnel performing maintenance on a Kittyhawk (NZ3045?). Believed to be at Ondonga, New Georgia.

Group of Servicing Unit personnel attaching (removing?) a Kittyhawk propeller. Believed to be at Ondonga, New Georgia.

Group of Servicing Unit personnel performing maintenance on a Kittyhawk. Ondonga, New Georgia.

Ground crew perform maintenance on a Kittyhawk during a visit by the New Zealand Governor General, Marshal of the RAF Sir Cyril Newall (not visible in view), to a Serving Unit maintenance area. Ondonga, New Georgia. Kittyhawk NZ3175 in the background.

The New Zealand Governor General, Marshal of the RAF Sir Cyril Newall, inspects a Servicing Unit maintenance area with a group of airmen at work on a Kittyhawk engine. Ondonga, New Georgia.

The New Zealand Governor General, Marshal of the RAF Sir Cyril Newall (not visible in view), inspecting a Servicing Unit maintenance area. Ondonga, New Georgia.

The New Zealand Governor General, Marshal of the RAF Sir Cyril Newall (not visible in view), inspecting Kittyhawk Servicing Units. Ondonga, New Georgia.

Image from the Rowan Alexander Blair log book. Air to air view of a No. 16 Squadron Kittyhawk in flight. Printed from a frame of gun camera footage.

Ohakea Station Band playing on the tarmac in front of Operational Training Unit Kittyhawks.

Cockpit of a P-40n Kittyhawk. RNZAF Station Ohakea.

Air Training Corps cadets examine the engine in a Kittyhawk. Presumed to be Royal New Zealand Air Force Station, Ohakea.

Air Training Corps cadet working on the wheel of a Kittyhawk. Believed to be RNZAF Station Ohakea.

Fuselage and wings of Kittyhawk NZ3125, from No. 4 Operational Training Unit, on trucks after being salvaged from near Fielding. RNZAF Station Ohakea. This aircraft, piloted by Sergeant JR Penn, suffered engine trouble and force-landed near Fielding two days earlier. GMC Truck MT2156.

Fuselage and wings of Kittyhawk NZ3125, from No. 4 Operational Training Unit, on trucks after being salvaged from near Fielding. RNZAF Station Ohakea. This aircraft, piloted by Sergeant JR Penn, suffered engine trouble and force-landed near Fielding two days earlier. Coles crane MT2274 (front) and GMC truck MT2156 (behind)

Negative from the Thomas William Alfred Walker personal collection. TWA Walker (?) standing with Kittyhawk NZ3046, from No. 2 Operational Training Unit at RNZAF Station Ohakea. In the background is Kittyhawk NZ3235 FE-N.

Negative from the Thomas William Alfred Walker personal collection. Unknown pilot sitting on Kittyhawk NZ3046, from No. 2 Operational Training Unit at RNZAF Station Ohakea. In the background is Kittyhawk NZ3235 FE-N.

Negative from the Thomas William Alfred Walker personal collection. Unknown pilot standing beside Kittyhawk NZ3052 OD-12, from No. 4 Operational Training Unit at RNZAF Station Ohakea.

Negative from the Thomas William Alfred Walker personal collection. Unknown pilot standing beside Kittyhawk NZ3052 OD-12, from No. 4 Operational Training Unit at RNZAF Station Ohakea.

Negative from the Thomas William Alfred Walker personal collection. 3/4 front view of Kittyhawk NZ3052 OD-12, from No. 4 Operational Training Unit at RNZAF Station Ohakea. NZ3046 in the background.