Image from the Reginald Cains Norris personal collection. Line up of No. 14 Squadron Kittyhawks at RNZAF Station Whenuapai. Handwritten on the reverse "The line up of Kittyhawks or Warhawks - from memory the difference was the engine - I think that these were the Kittyhawks who went to Noumea via Waipapakauri & Norfolk Island - 14 Squadron I think - they had 2 Hudsons to guide them. Nugget Cohen the Whenuapai C.O. decided, contrary to the Flight Plan, that they should stay at Waipap. overnight and then fly Waipap - Norfolk and Norfolk - Tontouta. this was too long because of the weather at Tontouta which closes in early in the day - they arrived at 5pm - no light - bad rain & dropped into the sea."

Image from the Reginald Cains Norris personal collection. High view of RAAF Lancaster ED930 (A66-1) "Queenie VI" and a Kittyhawk at RNZAF Station Whenuapai. Handwritten on the reverse "This is the Lancaster at Whenuapai with a Warhawk alongside for size." Fits with 2021-123.9.

Members of the public looking in the cockpit of a Kittyhawk during an RNZAF display at RNZAF Station Nelson.

School boy in a Kittyhawk cockpit and other children at RNZAF Station Hamilton.

Kittyhawk flying low over the crowded tarmac during an open day at RNZAF Station Rukuhia.

Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection. USAAF Kittyhawk taking off. Believed to be at RAF Station Asansol, India. Handwritten on the album page " "Kitty" taking off."

Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection. "RAF Tomahawk on the airfield. Believed to be at RAF Station Bir Zimla, satellite airfield of Landing Ground 15, Egypt. Handwritten on the album page "Tomahawk.

Ground to air view of a formation of Kittyhawks making a low pass. Unknown location in New Zealand.

Ground crew with a Kittyhawk in a hangar for routine inspection. Unknown Pacific location.

Ground crew with a Kittyhawk in a hangar for routine inspection. Unknown Pacific location.

Ground crew with a Kittyhawk in a hangar for routine inspection. Unknown Pacific location.

Group of personnel examine the damaged tail of an RNZAF Kittyhawk. Unknown Pacific location. Aircraft may be NZ3178 (?)

Armourers loading bombs onto RNZAF Kittyhawks before a mission. Believed to be Torokina, Bougainville. Aircraft on charge to No. 4 Servicing Unit.

Kittyhawk NZ3072 on display in front of the Auckland Post Office during an aircrew recruiting campaign. See The Weekly News issue 29 March 1944.

Ground to air of a formation of Kittyhawks flying over RNZAF Station Whenuapai during Air Force Week.

Ground to air of a formation of Kittyhawks in flight during Air Force Week. Auckland.

Two former ATC cadets, on their first tour of duty, in front of a Kittyhawk. Believed to be Bougainville.

Air Commodore S Wallingford taking the salute in front of the Post Office building. Auckland. Kittyhawk NZ3072 '19' on display beside the dais.

Air Commodore S Wallingford addressing military personnel during an aircrew recruiting campaign outside the Post Office building in Auckland. Kittyhawk NZ3072 '19' in the background.

Large group of RNZAF personnel in front of the Auckland Post Office during an aircrew recruiting campaign. Kittyhawk NZ3072 '19' in the background.

Ground to air view of Kittyhawks in formation over Auckland city, during an air crew recruiting campaign.

Ground to air view of Kittyhawks in formation over Auckland city, during an aircrew recruiting campaign.

Image from the Bevan Palmer personal collection. Side view of Kittyhawk NZ3142 with two service men standing beside. No. 4 Repair Depot, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides.

Warbird Kittyhawk, 'NZ3009', on the tarmac in front of No. 2 Hangar, during its stop at Wigram on the way to the air show at Wanaka.

Warbird Kittyhawk, 'NZ3009', on the tarmac in front of No. 2 Hangar, during its stop at Wigram on the way to the air show at Wanaka.