Pupil in a Tiger Moth cockpit with an instructor looking on. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Taieri.
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).
Ground crew preparing Tiger Moths for flight. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Taieri.
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 Ian Heath Stuart Latter personal collection.
Two Naval pilots under training at No. 14 Elementary and Reserve Flying Training School, RAF Station Castle Bromwich, England.
L-R: Graham Finlayson, IHS Latter.
Handwritten on the reverse "2/1/42. This photo is of myself & Gordon Finlayson who worked in the National Bank of New Zealand. He is in the same Flight as me & is a very nice chap. The plane is a Tiger Moth which is the type of plane we learn to fly on. Note our nice Silver Fox fur collars. Aren't you jealous mum. Love. Ian S. latter. Leading Naval Airman."
The Tiger Moth behind is believed to be T8002 which IHS Latter flew several times on 2 January 1942.
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Line up of Tiger Moths on the tarmac at RNZAF Station Taieri.
L-R: NZ1459, NZ1461, NZ1493, NZ1424, NZ1491, NZ1476, NZ1489.
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 Pat Ford personal collection.
Wreckage of Tiger Moth NZ1483 from No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School, after crashing in a field "10 miles south of Wigram."
The pilot, Leading Aircraftman WO Sly was injured.
Handwritten on the reverse "2EFTS Ashburton / crashed 6/Sept/1944 [sic] / unauthorised low flying."
Image from the Pat Ford personal collection.
Wreckage of Tiger Moth NZ845 from No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School after crashing in a field near Mayfield.
The pilot, Leading Aircraftman TD Faithful was slightly injured.
Image from the Pat Ford personal collection.
Wreckage of Tiger Moth NZ845 from No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School after crashing in a field near Mayfield.
The pilot, Leading Aircraftman TD Faithful was slightly injured.
Image from the Pat Ford personal collection.
Wreckage of Tiger Moth NZ845 from No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School after crashing in a field near Mayfield.
The pilot, Leading Aircraftman TD Faithful was slightly injured.
Image from the Pat Ford personal collection.
Wreckage of Tiger Moth NZ845 from No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School after crashing in a field near Mayfield.
The pilot, Leading Aircraftman TD Faithful was slightly injured.
Image from the Pat Ford personal collection.
RAAF Lancaster ED930 (A66-1) "Queenie VI" with a Tiger Moth under the port wing at RNZAF Station Wigram.
Original negative WgG1324-43
Image from the Pat Ford personal collection.
Line up of various aircraft at RNZAF Station Wigram.
L-R: Tiger Moth NZ751, Kittyhawk NZ3208, Kittyhawk NZ3072, Oxford NZ2129.
Members of the public watching a Tiger Moth performing a flying display at the Royal New Zealand Aero Club air pageant at Hood Aerodrome, Masterton.
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 Alan Crighton personal collection.
No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School Tiger Moths lined up on the tarmac at RNZAF Station Taieri.
Visible serial numbers: NZ667, NZ784, NZ778, NZ768.
Image from the Alan Crighton personal collection.
Informal group of instructors beside Tiger Moth ZK-AGY at No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School, RNZAF Station Taieri.
L-R: HJD Lambert, NA Suttie, PC Lewis, A Crighton.
Handwritten above the print on the mount "Original instructors of "B" Flight, - No. 1 E.F.T.S. RNZAF, Taieri, from 21/10/39."
Image from the Ivor Simpson Smith personal collection.
IS Smith sitting in the cockpit of a Tiger Moth at No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School, RNZAF Station Harewood.
Image from the Ivor Simpson Smith personal collection.
Group. Some members of Pilots course 38B, No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School, RNZAF Station Harewood.
Image from the Ivor Simpson Smith personal collection.
Members of the ground crew with a line up of Tiger Moths at No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School, RNZAF Station Harewood.
Image from the D Dunwoodie personal collection.
3/4 rear view of No. 4 Squadron, Territorial Air Force, Tiger Moth NZ1427, flown by Pilot Officer MC Taylor, after crashing into hills near Lake Mahinerangi, flying from RNZAF Station Taieri.
Aerial oblique view of a Tiger Moth wreckage on Mount Grey, Canterbury.
NB. GisG879-A70, GisG879-A72 and GisG879-A75 appear to be a different location.
Unable to identify this aircraft at this time.
