Image from the Anthony Francis Hough personal collection.
No. 18 Squadron pilot AF Tony Hough sitting on a bomb, part of a train of bombs on trolleys, with Corsairs in the background. Unknown Pacific location.
Image from the Leslie Gower Rose personal photo album.
Ron Hermanns standing with a 250lb bomb at RNZAF Station Woodbourne.
Handwritten under the print in album "Ron Hermanns Woodie" and handwritten on the page "Woodbourne 2nd Echelon".
Mosquito crew (?) pose on a bomb trolley in front of a Mosquito. Believed to be in Burma.
Flying Officer on the left is RNZAF and the Flight Lieutenant on the right is RAAF.
Image from the Ayrton personal collection.
Stored bombs and trolleys with bombs at Piva, Bougainville.
Handwritten on the reverse "Bomb Dump Piva airstrip | Bougainville."
Image from the No. 14 Squadron album collection.
High view of bomb truck MT2067 being lifted onto the flight deck of HMS Glory.
In the background are: fuel tanker MT3445 and MT2668, bomb truck MT3452.
Image from the RW Russell personal album collection.
"Refueling and Bombing Up. Tanker Carries 2,500 Gallons, Weighs 22 Tons. Bomb load Here 1 - 4,000 LB "Cookie", 10 - 500 LB General Purpose, 4 - 250 LB General Purpose. Normal All Up Weight of Lancaster 65,000 Lbs. Full Tanks Hold 2,154 Gallons Fuel".
DUMBO painted above windscreen of fuel tanker, ROBBIE painted on back of leather jerkin being worn by the airman in foreground pushing the "Cookie" under the No. 75 Squadron Lancaster.
3/4 rear view of DeHavilland DH9a, E8765, possibly of No. 74 Squadron, Royal Air Force, with some bombs in the foreground. Believed to be North Russia.
No. 2 Servicing Unit personnel loading a bomb onto a trolley from the back of bomb truck MT1871. Unknown location.
Leading Aircraftman Harvey M Cornwall (left holding trolley)
Image from the Anthony Francis Hough personal collection.
No. 18 Squadron pilot Ray Archibald crouched under a Kittyhawk armed with a 250(?) pound bomb. Unknown Pacific location.
Group of pilots gathered around a bomb on a trolley to discuss air strike. Unknown location.
Corsairs in the background believed to be on charge to No. 31 Servicing Unit.