• 2024-135.48
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the James Alan Capon personal collection. Overturned artillery piece in a stream. Unknown location.
    RNZAF
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Capon
    damage
  • CrNZ6203G7
    RNZAF
    Wreckage at the crash site of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6203, just north of RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Antony Fraser, bailed out and survived.
    RNZAF
    No. 75 Squadron
    75 Sqn
    Skyhawk
    NZ6203
    accident
    damage
  • CrNZ6203G8
    RNZAF
    Wreckage at the crash site of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6203, just north of RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Antony Fraser, bailed out and survived.
    accident
    NZ6203
    Skyhawk
    75 Sqn
    No. 75 Squadron
    RNZAF
    damage
  • CrNZ6203I1
    RNZAF
    Wreckage at the crash site of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6203, just north of RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Antony Fraser, bailed out and survived.
    accident
    NZ6203
    Skyhawk
    75 Sqn
    No. 75 Squadron
    RNZAF
    damage
  • CrNZ6203I11
    RNZAF
    Wreckage at the crash site of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6203, just north of RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Antony Fraser, bailed out and survived.
    accident
    NZ6203
    Skyhawk
    75 Sqn
    No. 75 Squadron
    RNZAF
    damage
  • CrNZ6203I2
    RNZAF
    Wreckage at the crash site of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6203, just north of RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Antony Fraser, bailed out and survived.
    accident
    NZ6203
    Skyhawk
    75 Sqn
    No. 75 Squadron
    RNZAF
    damage
  • CrNZ6203I8
    RNZAF
    Wreckage at the crash site of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6203, just north of RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Antony Fraser, bailed out and survived.
    accident
    NZ6203
    Skyhawk
    75 Sqn
    No. 75 Squadron
    RNZAF
    damage
  • CrNZ6203I9
    RNZAF
    Wreckage at the crash site of No. 75 Squadron Skyhawk NZ6203, just north of RNZAF Base Ohakea. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Antony Fraser, bailed out and survived.
    accident
    NZ6203
    Skyhawk
    75 Sqn
    No. 75 Squadron
    RNZAF
    damage
  • PRRef2-46-63
    RNZAF
    Exercise Reflex 2 at Rangitaiki airfield and RNZAF Station Ohakea. Flying Officer Campbell (pilot) and Pilot Officer Muir (Navigator) [which is which?] inspecting the front windscreen of No. 14 Squadron Canberra NZ6102 after a bird strike. RNZAF Station Ohakea.
    Ohakea
    NZ6102
    damage
    Canberra
    14 Sqn
    No. 14 Squadron
    RNZAF
    exercise
    training
    Reflex 2
    Muir
    Campbell
  • PRRef2-46a-63
    RNZAF
    Exercise Reflex 2 at Rangitaiki airfield and RNZAF Station Ohakea. Front windscreen of No. 14 Squadron Canberra NZ6102 after a bird strike. RNZAF Station Ohakea.
    Reflex 2
    training
    exercise
    RNZAF
    No. 14 Squadron
    14 Sqn
    Canberra
    damage
    NZ6102
    Ohakea
  • ALB845871a036
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Two service men standing beside the damaged wing of No. 3 Squadron Hudson NZ2037 after it crashed on landing at Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands)" and "Not broken, just bent."
    Tugby
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    RNZAF
    Guadalcanal
    No. 3 Squadron
    3 Sqn
    Hudson
    NZ2037
    damage
    Henderson Field
  • ALB845871a028
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands)" and "Japanese supply vessels up on Red Beach. "Some that didn't get away"."
    Tugby
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    RNZAF
    Guadalcanal
    damage
  • ALB845871a029
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands)" and "Japanese supply vessels up on Red Beach. "Some that didn't get away"."
    Guadalcanal
    RNZAF
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    WW2
    World War Two
    Tugby
    damage
  • ALB845871a031
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. George Howlett sitting on the wreckage of a Japanese bomber. Guadalcanal. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands)" and "This Jap bomber was shot down about 4 miles over the front line." Name handwritten on the reverse.
    Tugby
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    RNZAF
    Guadalcanal
    damage
    Howlett
  • ALB845871a032
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Wreckage of a Japanese bomber. Guadalcanal. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands)" and "This Jap bomber was shot down about 4 miles over the front line."
    Guadalcanal
    RNZAF
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    WW2
    World War Two
    Tugby
    damage
  • ALB845871a022
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Wreckage of No. 3 Squadron Hudson NZ2037 after it crashed on landing into a USAAF Liberator at Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands) Henderson Airfield" and "One of our kites that didn't make a perfect landing." All crew survived: Flying Officer JL McPhail, Flying Officer JE Fullerton, Sergeant H Prosser, Sergeant Manttan, Sergeant Hinkley.
    Guadalcanal
    RNZAF
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    WW2
    World War Two
    Tugby
    Henderson Field
    No. 3 Squadron
    3 Sqn
    Hudson
    NZ2037
    accident
    damage
    Liberator
    USAAF
  • ALB845871a023
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Wreckage of No. 3 Squadron Hudson NZ2037 after it crashed on landing into a USAAF Liberator at Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands) Henderson Airfield" and "One of our kites that didn't make a perfect landing." All crew survived: Flying Officer JL McPhail, Flying Officer JE Fullerton, Sergeant H Prosser, Sergeant Manttan, Sergeant Hinkley.
    Henderson Field
    Tugby
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    RNZAF
    Guadalcanal
    No. 3 Squadron
    3 Sqn
    Hudson
    NZ2037
    accident
    damage
    Liberator
    USAAF
  • ALB845871a021
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Wreckage of two USAAF Liberators destroyed in a Japanese bombing raid. Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. Handwritten on the album page "Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands) Henderson Airfield" and "Two Liberators "the morning after the night before." Jap bombing is not so bad so we found out."
    Tugby
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    RNZAF
    Guadalcanal
    Liberator
    USAAF
    damage
    Henderson Field
  • ALB845871b070
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Side view of Beech Staggerwing ZK-AJS (previously NZ573) after a wheels-up landing at Rongotai airfield. Handwritten on the album page "Beechcraft."
    Tugby
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    RNZAF
    Rongotai
    Staggerwing
    ZK-AJS
    accident
    damage
  • ALB845871b034
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Removing the engine from a crashed Vincent at Thames. Handwritten on the album page "Our "pile Up" on detached flight at Thames. 1942." Handwritten on the reverse "Thames. August 1942." This is believed to be NZ323 from No. 1 Anti Aircraft Co-operation Flight which crashed on take off on a training flight, piloted by Flying Officer CDA Highet on 30 August 1942.
    RNZAF
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    WW2
    World War Two
    Tugby
    Thames
    accident
    damage
    Vincent
    NZ323
    No. 1 Anti Aircraft Co-operation Flight
    1 AAC Flight
  • ALB845871b035
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    Image from the Desmond Lloyd Percy Tugby personal album collection. Removing the engine from a crashed Vincent at Thames. Handwritten on the album page "Our "pile Up" on detached flight at Thames. 1942." Handwritten on the reverse "Thames. August 1942." This is believed to be NZ323 from No. 1 Anti Aircraft Co-operation Flight which crashed on take off on a training flight, piloted by Flying Officer CDA Highet on 30 August 1942.
    Tugby
    World War Two
    WW2
    Air Force Museum of New Zealand
    RNZAF
    Thames
    accident
    damage
    Vincent
    NZ323
    No. 1 Anti Aircraft Co-operation Flight
    1 AAC Flight
  • OhOG7445-50
    RNZAF
    Fire tender MT3608, which over-turned while rushing back to collect more foam for No. 75 Squadron Mosquito NZ2337 on fire in a hangar at RNZAF Station Ohakea.
    RNZAF
    accident
    damage
    fire
    Mechanical Transport
    MT
    MT3608
    Control Tower
    Ohakea
  • WgF627a
    RNZAF
    Copy. Battle of the River Plate, Montevideo, Uruguay. Kriegsmarine heavy cruiser Admiral Graf Spee in Montevideo harbour for repairs after the battle.
    damage
    Admiral Graf Spee
    Kriegsmarine
    Navy
    RNZAF
    World War Two
    WW2
    Montevideo
    Uruguay
    River Plate
  • WgF627d
    RNZAF
    Copy. Battle of the River Plate, Montevideo, Uruguay. Kriegsmarine heavy cruiser Admiral Graf Spee in Montevideo harbour for repairs after the battle.
    damage
    Admiral Graf Spee
    Kriegsmarine
    Navy
    RNZAF
    World War Two
    WW2
    Montevideo
    Uruguay
    River Plate
  • WgF626a
    RNZAF
    Copy. Battle of the River Plate, Montevideo, Uruguay. Kriegsmarine heavy cruiser Admiral Graf Spee on fire after the battle.
    WW2
    World War Two
    RNZAF
    Navy
    Kriegsmarine
    Admiral Graf Spee
    damage
    Montevideo
    Uruguay
    River Plate