Current pilots chatting with a retired pilot at the Royal New Zealand Aero Club air pageant at Hood Aerodrome, Masterton.
L-R: Wing Commander DF St. George DFC (Commanding Officer of the Fighter Wing at RNZAF Station Ohakea), Wing Commander (retired) GL Steadman ED mid, Wing Commander RM McKay AFC (Director of Operations and Flying Training).
See Contact Magazine April 1954, page 11.
This PRS series was found without a register or other information. Some detail has been gleaned from some of the negative sleeves or where the picture has been published.
This series post-dates the DM series and pre-dates the post-war PR series (beginning in 1956).
Current pilots chatting with a retired pilot at the Royal New Zealand Aero Club air pageant at Hood Aerodrome, Masterton.
L-R: Wing Commander DF St. George DFC (Commanding Officer of the Fighter Wing at RNZAF Station Ohakea), Wing Commander (retired) GL Steadman ED mid, Wing Commander RM McKay AFC (Director of Operations and Flying Training).
See Contact Magazine April 1954, page 11.
This PRS series was found without a register or other information. Some detail has been gleaned from some of the negative sleeves or where the picture has been published.
This series post-dates the DM series and pre-dates the post-war PR series (beginning in 1956).
Image from the Ronald Burns Bannerman personal album collection.
Two soldiers and a local child in front of a church. Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Bannerman's original caption reads "Cathedral Freetown."
This is believed to be the Cathedral Church of St. George.
Image from the Ronald Burns Bannerman personal album collection.
Church on a hill behind the harbour. Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Bannerman's original caption reads "Jetty - Freetown. Cathedral at back also wireless mast."
See also ALB8319526235.
This is believed to be the Cathedral Church of St. George.
Image from the Ronald Burns Bannerman personal album collection.
Church on a hill behind the harbour. Freetown, Sierra Leone.
See also ALB8319526245.
This is believed to be the Cathedral Church of St. George.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal DF St. George DFC AFC (right), presenting Squadron Leader Gilbert with some books. Command and Staff College. Whenuapai, RNZAF Base Auckland.
Group. No. 12 Staff course. Command and Staff College. Whenuapai, RNZAF Base Auckland.
L-R: Back; PJ Gaines, JD Harris, RI Woodroofe, DJ McAllister, JAB Lewis, JA Dixon, RJ Tucker.
Middle; G Thompson, PR Adamson, LA Olsen AFC, CJ Carl, RJ Hamlin, RH Binney, AB Everitt, A Dyer.
Front; RPF Hundleby, DJ McMahon, LN Cowling, CG McAllister, NH Bright OBE, Air Vice Marshal DF St George DFC AFC (Chief of Air Staff), EC Arundel AFC, KM Milne, GA Parkinson, LR Wilson.
Arrival of the first Canberras at RNZAF Station Ohakea. Station Commander, Group Captain DF St. George, and Squadron Leader Moss standing in front of the aircraft.
Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal DF St. George, being interviewed by a reporter from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC), before his being flown in a Skyhawk by Squadron Leader JS Boys. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Image from the RM Cattermole personal album collection.
Warrant Officer George Edward Thomas Dale accepting his Chief of Air Staff Commendation from the Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice-Marshal Douglas Fitzclarence St George. Unknown location.
Parade for the departure of the Australian Prime Minister, Harold Holt, from Christchurch International Airport.
Mr. Holt being fare welled by Air Commodore DF St. George DFC AFC, with the New Zealand Minister of Agriculture, Brian Tallboys, at left.
Visit of the Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal DF St. George DFC AFC, to RNZAF Base Wigram.
No. 42 Squadron Dakota NZ3551 behind.
L-R: Air Commodore P Neville (?), Air Vice Marshal DF St. George, Group Captain TAMcL Morgan, unknown Wing Commander.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal DF St. George in the rear cockpit of a Skyhawk before a flight. RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Squadron Leader JS Boys (right).
Ground to air of Kittyhawk NZ3283, flying low over an unknown airfield.
This aircraft flown by No. 4 Operational Training Unit's Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader DF St. George.