Image from the Thomas Alexander McLeod Morgan personal collection. Informal group of No. 489 Squadron air crew in front of a Beaufighter at RAF Station Dallachy, Scotland. L-R: Henry Webb, Harold Blampied, Maurice Smyth, Peter Taylor, Joe Jolley, Keith Marsh, TAMcL Morgan, 'Eddie' Edwards.

Image from the Thomas Alexander McLeod Morgan personal collection. Informal group of No. 489 Squadron air crew in front of a Beaufighter at RAF Station Dallachy, Scotland. L-R: Joe Jolley, TAMcL Morgan, Keith Marsh, 'Kiwi' Toon, Peter Taylor, Derek Ball, Henry Webb, Nelson Bateup, unknown, unknown, Ken Sawyer, 'Eddie' Edwards.

Image from the Thomas Alexander McLeod Morgan personal collection. 3/4 front view of No. 489 Squadron Beaufighter P6-N at RAF Station Dallachy, Scotland.

Image from the Thomas Alexander McLeod Morgan personal collection. Aerial oblique view of (believed to be) RAF Station Dallachy, Scotland.

Image from the Thomas Alexander McLeod Morgan personal collection. Informal group of No. 489 Squadron air crew in front of a Beaufighter at RAF Station Dallachy, Scotland. L-R: Joe Jolley, TAMcL Morgan, Albie Carr, Pete McWilliam.

Image from the Thomas Alexander McLeod Morgan personal collection. Air to air view of a No. 489 Squadron Beaufighter in flight. Unknown location.

Image from the Keith Milton Farquhar personal collection. No. 65 Squadron Seafire landing accident on the aircraft carrier HMS Argus in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland.

Image from the Keith Milton Farquhar personal collection. No. 65 Squadron Seafire on final approach for landing on the aircraft carrier HMS Argus in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland.

Image from the Keith Milton Farquhar personal collection. No. 65 Squadron Seafire on final approach for landing on the aircraft carrier HMS Argus in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland.

Image from the Keith Milton Farquhar personal collection. No. 65 Squadron Seafire on final approach for landing on the aircraft carrier HMS Argus in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland.

Image from the Kenneth Francis Bruce Petrie log book. Air to air view of a formation of three No. 786 Squadron Swordfish flying from RNAS Crail, Scotland.

Image from the Kenneth Francis Bruce Petrie personal collection. Bruce Petrie (front), and three other naval personnel, with a No. 786 Squadron Albacore at RNAS Crail, Fife, Scotland. Handwritten on the reverse "R.N. Air Station, Crail / Me in front - the aircraft is an Albacore."

Image from the Kenneth Francis Bruce Petrie personal collection. Bruce Petrie, in flying gear, standing on the wing of a No. 786 Squadron Albacore at RNAS Crail, Fife, Scotland. Handwritten on the reverse "R.N. Air Station, Crail. Me on Albacore."

Copy of a photograph in the book 'Wingspread' by Leo White, published by Unity Press, 1941. Between pages 28-29. "JWH Scotland and Caudron biplane during a flying exhibition at Christchurch, 1914."

Image from the Wallis George Finlay personal collection. Two Sergeant Observers standing in front of a building at No. 20 Operational Training Unit at RAF Station Lossiemouth, Scotland. Handwritten on the album page above the print "Lossiemouth 1941." Handwritten on the reverse "Paddy Doyle. 2 Harwood House. St Mary's Square. Newmarket."

3/4 rear view of William Scotland's Caudron aircraft at the Christchurch Showgrounds. This is believed to be the first aircraft to land in Christchurch.

Image from the Evan Dall Mackie personal collection. Group. No. 12 course at No. 58 Operational Training Unit, RAF Station Grangemouth, Scotland. L-R: Back; Aldcorn, Bently, Eby, Etienne, Ballantyne, Seifert, Lipinski, Gardner, Ford, Jaworowski, Beyer, Pegrum, Gretkifrewicz, GR Smith. Middle; Napier, Jones, Mount, Novak, Baycroft, Piercy, Holmes, Buettel, Szwaba, Stryjecki, Reid, Sullivan. Front; Duggan, Sly, LRG Smith, CDA Smith, Mathieson, Coldbeck, Muszel, Tomanek, Sawirk, Kowalski, Mackie, Mears. Published in Mackie's biography 'Spitfire Leader' by Max Avery and Christopher Shores.

Group. No. 488 Squadron in front of a Beaufighter [with Merlin engines] at RAF Station Ayr, Scotland. H.J. Evans, NZ41669, front row, 2nd from left.

Image from Stanley Edward Wilks personal album collection. Aerial oblique view of "Tantallon Castle", Scotland.

Image from Stanley Edward Wilks personal album collection. No. 226 Squadron Navigator, SE Wilks, standing on the lawn of the Officer's Mess at Gullane, Scotland. Handwritten on the album page "Self". No. 226 Squadron was stationed at RAF Station Drem for fighter affiliation exercises, the air crew were billeted at Gullane, approximately three miles from Drem.

Image from Stanley Edward Wilks personal album collection. No. 226 Squadron Navigator, SE Wilks, standing on a roof top at Gullane, Scotland. Handwritten on the album page "Self". No. 226 Squadron was stationed at RAF Station Drem for fighter affiliation exercises, the air crew were billeted at Gullane, approximately three miles from Drem.

Image from Stanley Edward Wilks personal album collection. Informal group of No. 226 Squadron personnel on the front porch of a building at Gullane, Scotland. Handwritten on the album page "The gang at Gullane, Scotland". No. 226 Squadron was stationed at RAF Station Drem for fighter affiliation exercises, the air crew were billeted at Gullane, approximately three miles from Drem.

Image from Stanley Edward Wilks personal album collection. No. 226 Squadron Navigator, SE Wilks, standing on a roof top at Gullane, Scotland. Handwritten on the album page "Self". No. 226 Squadron was stationed at RAF Station Drem for fighter affiliation exercises, the air crew were billeted at Gullane, approximately three miles from Drem.

Image from Stanley Edward Wilks personal album collection. Unknown man with a wheelbarrow at Gullane, Scotland. Handwritten on the album page "Arthur at pig club". No. 226 Squadron was stationed at RAF Station Drem for fighter affiliation exercises, the air crew were billeted at Gullane, approximately three miles from Drem.

Image from Stanley Edward Wilks personal album collection. No. 226 Squadron personnel "Taffy, Hugh" on the porch of a building at Gullane, Scotland. No. 226 Squadron was stationed at RAF Station Drem for fighter affiliation exercises, the air crew were billeted at Gullane, approximately three miles from Drem.