Image from the Ossian William D'Ath personal collection.
USAF RF101 Voodoo landing with the crash-landed Vulcan XH498 in the background. RNZAF Station Ohakea.
Image from the John Reginald Burke personal collection.
Fitters and riggers preparing a Baffin for flight. One on the ground passing a parachute to another in the rear cockpit. RNZAF Station Hobsonville.
Paratroopers landing on the airfield during the open day at RNZAF Station Ohakea.
Handwritten on slide mount "RNZAF Day at Ohakea Feb 1964: Battle, Paratroops."
Supply cannister descending by parachute during the open day at RNZAF Station Ohakea.
Handwritten on slide mount "RNZAF Day at Ohakea Feb 1964. Battle, dropping arms container."
Paratroopers descending by parachute during the open day at RNZAF Station Ohakea.
Handwritten on slide mount "RNZAF Day at Ohakea Feb 1964. Battle, Paratroops."
RAF Victor landing with parachute during the open day at RNZAF Station Ohakea.
Handwritten on slide mount "RNZAF Day at Ohakea Feb 1964. Valiant[sic] landing with parachute brake."
Image from the Francis David Colin Brown personal collection.
Warrant Officer FD Colin Brown (right) with the parachute packer, Leading Aircraftman JN Powell, who packed the parachute that saved Brown's life after an accident in his No. 681 Squadron Spitfire. RAF Station Dum Dum, India.
See page 298 - 299 of the Official History Vol 3 by Thompson.
See also 2011-407.4
Image from the Francis David Colin Brown personal collection.
Warrant Officer FD Colin Brown holding the ripcord of his parachute after being forced to bale out of his No. 681 Squadron Spitfire while on a photographic reconnaissance sortie. RAF Station Dum Dum, India.
See page 298 - 299 of the Official History Vol 3 by Thompson.
See also 2011-407.6.
Image from the Raymond William George Emery personal collection.
Commanding Officer of No. 3 Squadron, RAF, Squadron Leader R 'Digger' Aitken, wearing full flying clothing including parachute, standing beside a Hurricane. Believed to be at RAF Station Hunsdon.
Squadron Leader Aitken was Commanding officer from April 1941 until April 1942.