Image from the Allan Mason Forbes Alexander personal album.
Union Airways pilots AMF Alexander (left) and Ron Walton (right) at the steps of their Electra ZK-AGJ at Nelson airport.
Handwritten in the image area "Ron Walton & self / First civil flight / 1945 / Wellington - Nelson."
Alexander's log book has his first civil flight with a different first pilot and from Palmerston North o 27 March 1945. More research required.
Mustang on the back of a truck being carried on a tank transporter from Clevedon to Ardmore aerodrome after being barged from RNZAF Station Hobsonville.
Aircraftman 2 TG Nelson on the starboard wing.
Image from the Ronald Joseph Cohen personal collection.
Group. No. 2 Squadron personnel at RNZAF Station Nelson.
L-R: Back; unknown, Maxey, Spicer, Hardy-Tait.
Front; Bush, Cohen, Fulton, Edwards.
Image from the Ronald Joseph Cohen personal collection.
Portrait of Wing Commander RJ Cohen AFC, Commanding Officer of No. 2 Squadron. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Nelson.
Image from the Ronald Joseph Cohen personal collection.
Group of officers walking out of a hangar. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Nelson.
Air Commodore RV Goddard (left), Air Commodore HWL Saunders (middle)(outgoing and incoming Chiefs of Air Staff) and Wing Commander RJ Cohen (2nd from right).
Image from the Ronald Joseph Cohen personal collection.
Group of officers standing beside a Dh89 Dragon. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Nelson.
L-R: unknown, Wing Commander RJ Cohen, Air Commodore RV Goddard (outgoing Chief of Air Staff), Air Commodore HWL Saunders (incoming Chief of Air Staff), unknown.
Image from the Ronald Joseph Cohen personal collection.
The Commanding Officer of No. 2 Squadron, Squadron Leader RJ Cohen (3rd from left, back row) with members of the rugby team at RNZAF Station Nelson.
Image from the Ronald Joseph Cohen personal collection.
Personnel of No. 2 Squadron enjoying a beer on Christmas day at RNZAF Station Nelson.
The Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader RJ Cohen, middle of sitting row.
Handwritten on the reverse "Nelson | Xmas Day 1941".