Informal portrait of No. 14 Squadron pilot, Flight Lieutenant HR Wigley. Believed to be Guadalcanal.

Group of RNZAF personnel sharing a bunch of bananas, believed to be at Norfolk Island. L-R: Flight Lieutenant HR Wigley (No. 14 Squadron Pilot), Cliff Garvie (No. 3 Squadron air crew), Noel Arnott (No. 3 Squadron Pilot), Flying Officer RA Webber (partly obscured)(No. 3 Squadron air crew). Names supplied by Noel arnott.

No. 14 Squadron pilot, Flight Lieutenant HR Wigley, with a bunch of bananas. Norfolk Island. See Contact Magazine, September 1943, pages 17-22.

No. 14 Squadron pilot, presumed to be Flight Lieutenant HR Wigley, checks his course before setting off in his Kittyhawk from Norfolk Island. See Contact Magazine, September 1943, pages 17-22.

Portrait of No. 14 Squadron pilot Flight Lieutenant HR Wigley. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Whenuapai.

No. 14 Squadron pilot, Flight Lieutenant HR Wigley, in front of a Kittyhawk. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Whenuapai.

Full length portrait of Pilot Officer Alexander 'Sandy' Wigley NZ414710. Later a Flight Lieutenant with No. 109 Squadron RAF. Unknown location in England.

Sister P Wigley checks on patients undergoing infra-red treatment in the massage room at Princes Gate hospital at No. 1 Convalescent Depot, Rotorua. See Contact Magazine, October 1944, pages 17-26.

Group of No. 18 Squadron officers outside the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) hut. Piva, Bougainville. Wing Commander Wigley is farewelling pilots at the end of the No. 18 Squadron 5th tour of duty. L-R: Squadron Leader Corbet, Flying Officer McBride, Wing Commander HR Wigley.

Sister P. Wigley massages a patient's knee, with the aid of an infra-red lamp, at No. 1 Convalescent Depot, Rotorua.