Image from the Thomas George Strachan personal collection. 3/4 front view of captured Luftwaffe Ju87 Stuka (HK827?). Unknown location in North Africa.

Image from the Thomas George Strachan personal collection. TG Strachan(?) standing beside captured Luftwaffe Ju87 Stuka HK827. Unknown location in North Africa.

Image from the Thomas George Strachan personal collection. Front view of captured Luftwaffe Ju87 Stuka (HK827?). Unknown location in North Africa.

Image from the Thomas George Strachan personal collection. TG Strachan(?) standing beside captured Luftwaffe Ju87 Stuka HK827. Unknown location in North Africa.

Image from the Thomas George Strachan personal collection. TG Strachan(?) sitting on the wing of captured Luftwaffe Messerschmitt Me109. Unknown location in North Africa.

Image from the Jack Maxwell Shaw personal collection. Air to air view of a Focke-Wulf Fw187 in flight. Unknown location.

Image from the Jack Maxwell Shaw personal collection. Air to air view of a captured Luftwaffe Bf109, with RAF colours and serial number AE479.

Image from the Evan Dall Mackie personal collection. Still from Evan Mackie's, No. 80 Squadron Tempest, gun camera showing an Arado 96 being shot down, somewhere over the Fassberg airfield. Published in Mackie's biography 'Spitfire Leader' by Max Avery and Christopher Shores.

3/4 front view of a captured German Messerschmitt ME109, painted with British roundels, on the airfield at RAF Station Luqa, Malta.

Air to air view of a flight of five German Heinkel He111 in formation. NB: the white marks at bottom right is paint on the print, not gunfire.

Side view of Focke Wulf Fw190, werk number 5313, which accidentally landed at RAF Station Pembrey, England.

German Pilot, Oberfeldwebel Johann Hermann, standing in front of his Messerschmitt Me110. Unknown location.

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. Captured German Luftwaffe Messerschmitt Me109 KT+W?, missing many parts, at Catania, Sicily, Italy. Bryan Young's information supplied "October 1943. During the landings at Salerno in Italy I succumbed to an onslaught of malaria, was evacuated to an RAF hospital at Catania in Sicily, recovered and while waiting for air transport back to the squadron [I] snapped this picture of a wrecked ME 109 in its blast bay on the aerodrome."

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. Numerous damaged and wrecked German Luftwaffe and Italian Air Force aircraft in a grave yard at Catania, Sicily, Italy. See 1999-058.32 and 1999-058.33 for relevant information supplied by Bryan Young.

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. German Luftwaffe Messerschmitt Me210 at RAF Station Catania, Sicily, Italy. Bryan Young's information supplied "Same as for photo [1999-058.33] with a different German aircraft surrounded by debris and wreckage of other aeroplanes. I think the photo shows the remains of an ME210 nightfighter."

Image from the Bryan Young personal collection. 3/4 rear view of a German Luftwaffe Junkers Ju88 at Catania, Sicily, Italy. See 1999-058.32 and 1999-058.33 for relevant information supplied by Bryan Young.

Eight frames of gun camera film, showing a German Luftwaffe FW190 being shot down by No. 485 Squadron pilot Flight Sergeant Robson. One frame shows canopy coming off and another couple of frames show the pilot bailing out. This was only recorded as a 'probable'.

New Zealand pilot KH Gregory after being captured by the Germans and becoming a Prisoner of War. Unknown location.

German pilot Major Wilhelm Hegert and crew prepare to take off in a Messerschmitt Me110. Unknown location. Information on Major Hegert is under MUS9609911.

Cemetery of German graves, believed to be Luftwaffe casualties. Believed to be in North Africa.

German Luftwaffe troops wearing winter camouflage in a snow-covered field. Dresden, Germany. Translated German handwriting on the reverse "A photo of our battle service in the snow. In the middle Sergeant Hirem, our bitter Platoon Leader. Dresden, December 1939 (Storm at height 112)"

German Luftwaffe personnel in a field. Unknown location in Germany. Translated German handwriting on the reverse "Our leaders at the drill ground. From right: Unterofficer [Sergeant] Moseler, Gefreiter [Aircraftman 1] Adamit, Unterofficer [Sergeant] Kleinert, in front: Unterofficer [Sergeant] Hildebrand, Unterofficer [Sergeant] Becker, our Corporal Unterofficer [Sergeant] Birnbaum (with a stick)[crossed out] and another Gefreiter.

Group of Luftwaffe Auxiliary women, radio operators?, walking along a street. Unknown location.

Informal group of Luftwaffe Auxiliary women and some men. Unknown location. The women appear to be radio operators(?).

Image from the RJ Atkinson personal collection. German Heinkel HE177, with wings removed. Unknown location in Germany.