Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection.
Ground combat scene involving three United States Marines, one operating a flame-thrower. Unknown Pacific location.
Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection.
RNZAF ground crew undertaking maintenance on Kittyhawk 'E', unknown Pacific location.
Believed to be Kittyhawk NZ3237 'Esma Lee'
Image from the Jack Way personal album collection.
No. 75 Squadron pilot, Pilot Officer Clive Walter Scott, wearing an Irvin flying jacket, standing in a doorway. Unknown location.
Image from the Jack Way personal album collection.
No. 75 Squadron pilot Clive Walter Scott sitting in the cockpit of a Wellington making the 'Victory' hand signal. Unknown location.
Image from the Jack Way personal album collection.
Large group of No. 75 Squadron air crew, gathered in front of a Wellington to meet the New Zealand High Commissioner Bill Jordan (2nd from left) and the Prime Minister Peter Fraser (centre frame, in dark suit). RAF Station Feltwell.
Sergeant JA Ward (3rd from left), Squadron Leader RP Widdowson (4th from left), Sergeant A Box (5th from left).
NB. The Wellington is not a No. 75 Squadron aircraft.
The Commander-in-Chief of the RAF Middle East Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Sanders, inspecting a parade of No. 14 Squadron personnel at RAF Station Nicosia, Cyprus.
No. 14 Squadron pilot, Flying Officer R McKenzie, in the cockpit of his Vampire at RAF Station Nicosia, Cyprus.
Noted the the No. 14 Squadron photo album "The Tanganyika crest was presented to the squadron after it had flown down East Africa for the Coronation."
