Image from the Daryl Fell personal collection.
Bridge of a damaged Japanese ship. Believed to be at Guadalcanal.
Handwritten on the reverse "Jap destroyer which failed to get away from the yanks in Solomons." and "Mick Slayt."
Image from the Daryl Fell personal collection.
Aerial oblique view of a beached Japanese transport ship. Guadalcanal.
Handwritten on the reverse "Japanese ship beached on Guadalcanal."
Image from the Daryl Fell personal collection.
Informal group of service men on a wrecked Japanese ship. Believed to be at Guadalcanal.
Handwritten on the reverse "Boys on Jap destroyer. Mick Slayt."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Service men looking at the wreckage of a crashed USAAF B17. Believed to be at RAF Station Asansol, India.
Handwritten on the album page "Calcutta to Asansol." and "Wreckage of a Fortress."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Aircraft wreckage (Japanese?) at RAF Station Zayatkwin, Burma.
Handwritten on the album page "Zayatkwin." and "This caused this."
See ALB1919010090
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
3/4 front view of a crashed No. 113 Squadron Blenheim at RAF Station Zayatkwin, Burma.
Handwritten on the album page "Zayatkwin." and "This caused this."
See ALB1919010088
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Allied service men looking at a crashed Japanese aircraft at/near RAF Station Mingaladon, Burma.
Handwritten on the album page "Wreckage of crashed Japs." and "Jap. Fighter."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Rear fuselage of a Japanese aircraft that was shot down during an air raid on RAF Station Mingaladon, Burma.
Handwritten on the album page "Wreckage of crashed Japs." and "Tail of Jap bomber."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Wreckage of an RAF Buffalo after being destroyed on the ground during a Japanese air raid at RAF Station Mingaladon, Burma.
Handwritten on the album page "Wreckage of crashed Japs." and "Remains of a Buff."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
Engine from a Japanese aircraft after it was destroyed during an air raid on RAF Station Mingaladon.
Handwritten on the album page "Wreckage of crashed Japs." and "Jap. fighter engine."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
No. 113 Squadron Blenheim V5949 on the back of a truck to be taken for repairs. Believed to be at RAF Station Bir Zimla, satellite airfield of Landing Ground 15, Egypt.
Handwritten on the album page "Pranged."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
No. 113 Squadron Blenheim V5949 on the back of a truck to be taken for repairs. Believed to be at RAF Station Bir Zimla, satellite airfield of Landing Ground 15, Egypt.
Handwritten on the album page "Pranged."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
3/4 front view of a belly-landed Albacore. Believed to be at RAF Station Bir Zimla, satellite airfield of Landing Ground 15, Egypt.
Handwritten on the album page "Pranged."
Image from the Ewan Brooking personal album collection.
3/4 front view of a belly-landed No. 113 Squadron Blenheim. Believed to be at RAF Station Bir Zimla, satellite airfield of Landing Ground 15, Egypt.
Handwritten on the album page "Western Desert" and "109 trouble."
Negative from the Ewan Brooking personal collection.
No. 113 Squadron Blenheim Z6233 showing a hole in the port wing after an operation to Benghazi Harbour. RAF Station Sidi Barrani, Egypt.
Handwritten on the album page "Bengazhi / Low Level" and the Harbour & our aircraft."
Negative from the Ewan Brooking personal collection.
No. 113 Squadron Blenheim Z6233 showing a hole in the port wing after an operation to Benghazi Harbour. RAF Station Sidi Barrani, Egypt.
Handwritten on the album page "Bengazhi / Low Level" and the Harbour & our aircraft."
Negative from the Ewan Brooking personal collection.
No. 113 Squadron Blenheim Z6233 showing a hole in the port wing after an operation to Benghazi Harbour. RAF Station Sidi Barrani, Egypt.
Handwritten on the album page "Bengazhi / Low Level" and the Harbour & our aircraft."
