Image from the Bertram Marchant Hodge personal collection. Ground to air view of a Walrus towing a drogue. Believed to be the Seaplane Training Flight at RNZAF Station Hobsonville. Handwritten on the reverse "Walrus. Drogue towing."

Group of Seaplane Training Flight pilots are shown the layout of the Walrus cockpit by Flight Lieutenant Lance H Higgins (sitting in the cockpit). RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Seaplane Training Flight Supermarine Walrus lands at Royal New Zealand Air Force Station, Hobsonville. Aircraft 'B' in view. A/C file 27W

Flying instructor, presumed to be Flight Lieutenant Lance H Higgins, boarding a Seaplane Training Flight Walrus. RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Seaplane Training Flight Walrus makes its way up the ramp at RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Flying instructor, Flight Lieutenant Lance H Higgins, in the cockpit of a Walrus. RNZAF Station Hobsonville See Contact Magazine, October 1943, page 16.

Seaplane Training Flight Walrus taxiing down the ramp. RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

A Seaplane Training Flight Walrus making a landing at RNZAF Station Hobsonville. See Contact Magazine, October 1943, page 18.

Group of Seaplane Training Flight pilots are shown the layout of a Walrus cockpit by Flight Lieutenant Lance H Higgins (in the cockpit). RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Rigging a sailing dinghy. Seaplane Training Flight, RNZAF Station Hobsonville. See Contact Magazine, October 1943, pages 14-19 and September, page 42.

Two pilots converting to flying boats, learn how to tie a knot from Flying Officer Evans (center). Seaplane Training Flight, RNZAF Station Hobsonville. See Contact Magazine, October 1943, pages 14-19 and September, page 42.

Flight Lieutenant L Higgins (far left) oversees pupils checking the sails of the yacht before launching. Seaplane Training Flight, RNZAF Station Hobsonville. See Contact Magazine, October 1943, pages 14-19 and September, page 42.

Pilots learn about sailing a boat as part of the conversion course to flying boats. Seaplane Training Flight, RNZAF Station Hobsonville. See Contact Magazine, October 1943, pages 14-19 and September, page 42. L-R: Unknown Sergeant - pupil, Flying Officer Evans - engineer, Flying Officer HA "Walter" Nash - instructor, unknown pupil, Flight Lieutenant L Higgins and Horgan? - pupil.

Nose art on a Walrus. Seaplane Training Flight, Station Hobsonville. See Contact Magazine, October 1943, pages 14-19 and September, page 42.

Two pilots converting to flying boats, learn how to tie a bowline knot from Flying Officer Evans (center). Seaplane Training Flight, RNZAF Station Hobsonville. See Contact Magazine, October 1943, pages 14-19 and September, page 42.

Image from the Leonard Adolphus Rayner DFC personal album. Side view of a Walrus at RNZAF Station Waipapakauri. Labelled on the album page "No. 18 (F) Squadron Ferry | North Cape - Norfolk Island" Handwritten on the reverse "Walrus standing by at Waipapakauri (F/O C. Watchlin) | Taken from my aircraft during refueling 10/1/44 about 0915."

Image from the Horace Alexander Nash personal collection. Air to surface view of a Seaplane Training Flight Walrus taxiing on rough water near Auckland. Handwritten on the reverse "Air Sea Rescue." This almost certainly relates to an incident on 28 September 1943 when a Walrus of the Seaplane training Flight, piloted by Flying Officer HA Nash rescued a downed Anson crew in the Tasman. Rough seas would not allow the aircraft to take off so he taxied nearly 40 miles to the shelter of Gannet Island where, sheltered from rough seas, he was able to take off. He was awarded the Air Force Cross.

Image from the Horace Alexander Nash personal collection. Seaplane Training Flight, Walrus taxiing down to the water. RNZAF Station Hobsonville. Original RNZAF negative number PR1598.

Image from the Horace Alexander Nash personal collection. Seaplane Training Flight Walrus taxiing out of the water at RNZAF Station Hobsonville. Original RNZAF negative number PR1600.

Group. Seaplane Training Flight personnel in front of a Walrus. RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Seaplane Training Flight Walrus on the ramp, preparing to taxi onto the water, at RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

3/4 front view of Walrus L2222 '4', on the hard with engine running. Unknown location.

Image from the IMcF Duncan personal collection. 3/4 rear view of Walrus L2222, believed to be at RNZAF Station Hobsonville.

Image from the IMcF Duncan personal collection. 3/4 rear view of Walrus K5774 at RNZAF Station Wigram.

Image from the IMcF Duncan personal collection. Front view of a Walrus. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Wigram.