Image from the Alun Maldwyn Breese personal collection.
Alun Breese standing next to a flag pole with RNZAF ensign and Welsh flag. Scott Base, Antarctica.
RAF Otter in the background.
Associated list states "A. Breese with Welsh flag"
Original slide under-exposed.
Image from the Brian Charles Robinson personal collection.
No. 104 Squadron target photo of Latisana, Italy.
Handwritten on the reverse "This bridge was bombed because [retreating] Germans were crossing. Heavily Defended. [unreadable] bomb was a direct hit which destroyed the bridge. Planes suffered considerable damage. (American Air Force were asked & refused to do this operation)."
Image from the Brian Charles Robinson personal collection.
No. 104 Squadron target photo showing supply cannisters and parachutes near Circhina (now Cerkno), Yugoslavia (now Slovenia).
Image from the Brian Charles Robinson personal collection.
No. 104 Squadron target photo showing supply cannisters and parachutes at Tuzla, Yugoslavia (now Bosnia and Herzegovina).
Image from the Brian Charles Robinson personal collection.
Group. No. 104 Squadron Wellington crew. Unknown location.
BC Robinson (pilot) back row middle.
Image from the Brian Charles Robinson personal collection.
Flying Officer BC Robinson standing beside the rear fuselage of No. 104 Squadron Wellington MF479 which had the rear gun turret shot away. RAF Station Foggia, Italy.
See also 2026-011.7 for another photo with more information.
This occurred on Robinson's 2nd operational flight with No. 104 Squadron.
Image from the Brian Charles Robinson personal collection.
Rear fuselage of No. 104 Squadron Wellington MF479 which had the rear gun turret shot away. RAF Station Foggia, Italy.
Handwritten on the reverse "All that is left of the rear turret shot off over Brescia 17/9/44. Rear Gunner came out alive but later died in P.O.W camp."
This occurred on Robinson's 2nd operational flight with No. 104 Squadron.
Image from the Thomas Alexander McLeod Morgan personal collection.
Group. No. 489 Squadron personnel on, and in front of, a Beaufighter. Believed to be at RAF Station Dallachy.
