Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
Line up of No. 1831 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm, Corsairs on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier HMS Glory at Auckland wharf.
In the background are No. 837 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm Fireflys.
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
Personnel on the deck of the aircraft carrier HMS Glory at Auckland wharf.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqdn. Auckland wharf from "Glory."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
High view of barrack buildings and the airfield at Iwakuni, Japan.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqdn. Barracks at Iwakuni."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
Formation of four Corsairs and Meteor NZ6001 flying over the aircraft carrier in Auckland Harbour.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqdn departure from Auckland. Corsairs and jet plane (Meteor) escorting "Glory"."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
No. 14 Squadron Corsairs stored on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier HMS Glory.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqdn. Flight deck of glory."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
No. 14 Squadron pilot standing beside some anti-aircraft guns on board the aircraft carrier HMS Glory.
Handwritten on the reverse "F/Lt Mitchell, 14 Sqdn on "Glory"."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
Reporters conducting an interview from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier in Auckland, New Zealand.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqn. Broadcasting from "Glory" prior to departure from Auckland."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
Personnel playing hockey on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier HMS Glory.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqdn. Deck Hockey on "Glory"."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
Personnel playing hockey on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier HMS Glory.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqdn. Deck Hockey on "Glory"."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
High view of the airfield and buildings at Iwakuni airfield, Japan.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqdn. Looking out to air-strip from officers mess Iwakuni."
Image from the Alfred Edwin Severn personal collection.
Hangars used by No. 14 Squadron. Iwakuni, Japan.
Handwritten on the reverse "Hangars partly covered. 14 Sqn Iwakuni."
The cladding was stripped from the hangars to provide shelter for survivors of the atomic bomb.
Parade of No. 14 Squadron personnel at Iwakuni airfield, Japan.
Handwritten on the reverse "14 Sqn - Roll call at Iwakuni. Barracks and tented accommodation in background."
Image from the A Heir collection.
Group. 'C' Squad of Pilots course26A, No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School, RNZAF Station Taieri.
L-R: Back; JM Mee, EJ Morrison, JD God, HJB Veint, SP Scales, CC Robertson.
Middle; BL Jackson, WF Thompson, WR Baillie, AN Caddie, KA McGregor, IJ Davis.
Front; GB McLeod, HW Farquharson, BEA Haugh, CH Henry, AC Beazer, AL Hickenbotham.
Image from the Trevor Owen Freeman personal collection.
Informal portrait of Wing Commander TO Freeman DSO DFC & Bar. Believed to be at Ondonga, New Georgia.
Image from the Charles Gordon Gladstone Prior personal collection.
Close view of a line up of Vincents or Vildebeests, believed to be at RNZAF Station Harewood.
Image from the Robert Lawrence Spurdle personal collection.
Air to air view of No. 263 Squadron Whirlwind P6969, HE-V in flight over England.
Original caption on the reverse reads "Photographs showing the Westland "Whirlwind", a twin-engined single-seater monoplane Fighter now operating with the R.A.F.. It is fitted with two Rolls-Royce "Peregrine" engines, each of 850 h.p. and its armament consists of four 20mm cannons mounted in the nose. The span is 45 ft. length 32 ft. 3 ins. and height 10 ft. 6ins. An interesting feature is the tail unit, the tail planes being placed well above the line of the fuselage and set in the high fin towards its upper extremity. The range of this fighter was indicated by the announcement in August, 1941, that "Whirlwinds" had formed part of the escort to the bomber force as far as Antwerp during the great daylight raid on Cologne. 5th March, 1942."
Image from the George Ronald Simich personal collection.
Portrait of No. 75 Squadron pilot, Flight Lieutenant George Ronald Simich, inmate of Stalag Luft III at Sagan, Poland.
From his Prisoner of war record card.
Image from the George Ronald Simich personal collection.
Group of No. 75 Squadron pilots(?) standing in front of Mosquito NZ2324. RNZAF Station Ohakea.
L-R: Bill Shanahan, Bob Scott, unknown, CH Baigent, unknown, GR Simich, unknown, unknown.
Original RNZAF negative number OhOG4945-48
Image from the George Ronald Simich personal collection.
Full length portrait of Pilot Officer (later Flight Lieutenant) GR Simich, standing beside the fuselage of No. 75 Squadron Welington AA-N. Unknown location in England.
Handwritten on the reverse "F/L Ron Simich | Photograph taken in England | Wellington Bomber A.A.N"
Image from the George Ronald Simich personal collection.
Portrait of Australian servicewoman, Robbie Robinson, later married Flight Lieutenant GR Simich DFC mid.
Handwritten on reverse. "Aug 1942 / Robbie Simich (nee Robinson) / [obscured] WAS / 8th Heavy A.A. Battery, Sydney".
Image from the Samuel Owen Meredith personal collection.
"Barrack Sq., Sept., 1942." View of the central compound of Changi Prisoner of War Camp, Singapore.
Image from the Samuel Owen Meredith personal collection.
Two members of No. 1 Aerodrome Construction Squadron with a large wheel. Unknown location in Singapore or Malaya.
Leading Aircraftman SO Meredith (left).
Handwritten on reverse "Owen (standing)".