Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
Portrait of Flying Officer DT Pettit showing reconstruction facial surgery. Unknown location.
Handwritten on the reverse "21.10.44. After final op."
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
No. 514 Squadron crew standing in front of their Lancaster at RAF Station Waterbeach, England.
This aircraft is believed to be ME336.
The Captain, Flying Officer DT Pettit in the middle.
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
Portrait of Flying Officer DT Pettit showing reconstruction facial surgery. Unknown location in England.
Handwritten on the reverse "Before first op. 23.6.44."
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
Portrait of Flying Officer DT Pettit showing reconstruction facial surgery. Unknown location.
Handwritten on the reverse "Before 2nd op."
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
Portrait of Flying Officer DT Pettit. Unknown location.
Handwritten on the reverse "Don't mind the haircut it was pretty hot so I had it cut short."
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
Portrait of Flying Officer DT Pettit. Unknown location.
Handwritten on the reverse "Taken 17/3/45."
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
Group. C Flight of Pilots course 32a, No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School, RNZAF Station Bell Block.
L-R: Back; Proctor, Thomson, Williams, Treasure, Wilson, White, Plant.
Middle; Pattle, Sutton, Russell, Steel, Pattison, Pearce.
Front; Price, Pettit, Sainsbury, Phillips, Robbie.
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.`
No. 514 Squadron crew beside the rear turret of a Lancaster at RAF Station Waterbeach, England.
The Captain, Flying Officer DT Pettit, standing 2nd from left.
Image from the Donald Telford Pettit personal collection.
No. 514 Squadron crew on top of their Lancaster ME336 at RAF Station Waterbeach, England.
The Captain, Flying Officer DT Pettit, far right.
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).