Original grave marker for Flight Sergeant Raymond Edgar Lloyd, NZ403608. Died as Observer in No. 37 Squadron Wellington AD642 19 April 1942. Originally buried in the El Daba Cemetery but later reinterred at the El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt. Unsure where this picture was taken.

Original grave marker of Flying Officer William Lynn Kauter, NZ405281. Benghazi War Cemetery, Libya. Died as Pilot in No. 37 Squadron Wellington DV669 on 19-20 June 1942.

Original grave marker of Flight Sergeant Lorenzo Richard Feasey, NZ403572. Benghazi War Cemetery, Libya. Died as Wireless Operator Air Gunner in No. 37 Squadron Wellington DV669 on 19-20 June 1942.

Original grave marker of Pilot Officer William George Duncan Thurston, NZ41376. Benghazi War Cemetery, Libya. Died as second pilot in No. 37 Squadron Wellington DV669 on 19-20 June 1942.

Image from the No. 75 Squadron collection. Photo album that belonged to Leonard Rodney Hewitt. L-R: "Jim Falconer: LRH: George Key" Three No. 75 Squadron pilots beside a Wellington. Believed to be at RAF Station Feltwell. Note the over-painted squadron code letters on the fuselage. No. 75 Squadron's letters 'AA' are painted over a previous identity, believed to be No. 37 Squadron's letters 'LF'.

Image from the No. 75 Squadron collection. Photo album that belonged to Leonard Rodney Hewitt. "Arrival in Egypt. 11th April '41." Leonard Rodney Hewitt at the controls of his Wellington on arrival in Egypt. This is believed to be when he arrived at No. 37 Squadron.

Image from the No. 75 Squadron collection. Photo album that belonged to Leonard Rodney Hewitt. "Return to base after a raid. Duxbury, Nesbit, Andrews, MacFarlane." Four members of a Wellington crew standing in front of their aircraft. Believed to be No. 37 Squadron in Egypt.

Image from the No. 75 Squadron collection. Photo album that belonged to Leonard Rodney Hewitt. "Operational crew: Western Desert. Maddams, Liley, Hawkins, Stacy, LRH. | [sitting] Stewart, fitter-rigger." Believed to be a No. 37 Squadron crew and one ground crew, in front of their wellington aircraft. Egypt.