Image from the MH Lane personal collection.
Side view of the middle fuselage of Vickers Vildebeest NZ105. Believed to be at Royal New Zealand Air Force Station Wigram. Fits with MUS03041 and MUS03043 to complete aircraft.
Image from the MH Lane personal collection.
Side view of the middle fuselage of Vickers Vildebeest NZ105. Believed to be at Royal New Zealand Air Force Station Wigram. Fits with MUS03042 and MUS03043 to complete aircraft.
Image from the MH Lane personal collection.
Side view of the forward fuselage of Vickers Vildebeest NZ105. Believed to be at Royal New Zealand Air Force Station Wigram. Fits with MUS03041 and MUS03042 to complete aircraft.
Image from the Foster personal album.
"Anzac Day April 1939 fly past Vickers Vilderbeests [sic]"
Ground to air view of six Vildebeests in formation over Christchurch during Anzac Day celebrations, 1939.
Aircraft visible are NZ101, NZ104, NZ105, NZ107, NZ109, NZ111.
On the reverse of print is a list of names of seven pilots, possibly involved in fly past?
Image from the Anthony Galbraith personal collection.
Vildebeest NZ105 from No. 2 Service Flying Training School, RNZAF Woodbourne, before it crashed (brakes failed and nosed over) on 18 February 1941
Image from the Fred Matich personal collection.
Air to air view of two Vildebeests in flight over the Southern Alps.
NZ105 (near) and NZ108 (far).
Copied from unknown book.
Image from the James Lloyd Findlay personal album collection.
Line up of aircraft at RNZAF Station Wigram.
Five Vildebeests, two Avro 626s, four Tomtits and one Grebe.
Visible serial numbers (from front); NZ109, NZ105, NZ107, NZ203.
