Group. Airman Cadet School staff. RNZAF Base Woodbourne. L-R: Back; unknown, Martyn, unknown, unknown, Seymour, unknown. Middle; unknown, RR Kirkwood, K Bradshaw, NH Hudson, T Francis, unknown. Front; N Herring, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown. Names taken from nametags in the image.

No. 1 Squadron Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader HC Walker (left) and Air Commodore MW Buckley having a conversation on the tarmac in front of a Hudson. Guadalcanal.

Exercise Blackbird 1 at Nelson Airport and the Red Hills area. [negative register calls this "Operation Blackbird", but for consistency with following 'Blackbirds', this has been called Exercise.] Driver Hudson and Driver Cosgrove, from the Army Air Support Organisation, testing a radio at the forward camp in mountains in the Red Hills area.

Image from the Colin McRobert Kellahan personal collection. Hudson, with wings removed being towed through a gate by a civilian truck. Unknown location in Canada.

Image from the Colin McRobert Kellahan personal collection. RAAF(?) Hudson BW658 being towed across an airfield. Believed to be in Canada. Handwritten on the reverse "Sgt Overton L. Lyons / 15878587 / A.P.O. 3005 / C/o Post Master / S.F. Calif."

Image from the Colin McRobert Kellahan personal collection. Group of service men with a Hudson. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Nausori, Fiji.

Image from the Raymond Joseph Boag personal collection. Air to surface view of a Royal Navy ship alongside a Kriegsmarine U Boat, viewed from an RAF Catalina. Original RAF Official caption pasted to the reverse "C.2065. Battle of Atlantic. R.A.F. Force U Boat to Surrender. A Hudson aircraft of the R.A.F. Coastal Command sighted and attacked a U Boat in the Atlantic recently (See Admiralty and Air Min. Communique, 8.9.41) A full gale was blowing and a heavy swell was running. There were no ships in the vicinity when the action took place. The U boat was forced to the surface in a badly-damaged condition and surrendered. The Hudson was relieved by a Catalina aircraft of R.A.F. Coastal Command which patrolled over the U boat until the arrival of H.M. ships. The weather was so bad that no boat could be lowered for several hours from H.M. ships, and they stood by keeping the submarine covered by their guns. When the weather moderated the U boat was boarded, and her capture completed. The prize was taken in tow and brought into harbour. H.M. ships arrive on the scene and keep vigil with their guns trained on the U boat. Heavy seas break over the submarine making it impossible for the watching ships to lower a boat."

Spray painting a No. 75 Squadron Mosquito at RNZAF Station Ohakea. L-R: Sergeant Dalzell and Leading Aircraftwoman Hudson.

Image from the MG Rudd personal collection. Aerial oblique view of aircraft wreckage near the end of the runway at RNZAF Station Waipapakauri. Handwritten on the reverse "Waipap. 1943. Hudson Bomber. Blew up from take off at six o'clock in mangrove marshes." This is believed to be No. 1 Squadron Hudson NZ2064 which crashed on take off from Waipapakauri.

Image from the Francis Cameron Eichbaum personal album collection. Group. No. 13 Bomber Maintenance Unit (later No. 13 Servicing Unit) in front of a Hudson at RNZAF Station Nausori, Fiji. Handwritten on the album page "Nausori. 1943" "No.13 B.M.U."

Image from the Francis Cameron Eichbaum personal album collection. Group. No. 4 Squadron personnel in front of a Hudson at RNZAF Station Nausori, Fiji. L-R: Back; unknown, unknown, Flight Sergeant Newcombe, Flying Officer McInnes, Flight Sergeant Dunne, Flying Officer Kinvig, Flying Officer Hobbs, unknown, unknown, Flying Officer Buchan, unknown, Flight Lieutenant Cruikshanks, unknown, unknown, unknown, Flight Sergeant Anderson, Flight Sergeant McVicar. Middle; Flying Officer Baxter, Flying Officer Fougere, Flight Lieutenant Hamilton, Flying Officer Dyer, Flying Officer Horne, Flying Officer Traill, Flight Lieutenant Paterson, Squadron Leader Tacon (Commanding Officer), Flight Lieutenant Brooke-Taylor, unknown, Flying Officer Herne, unknown, Flying Officer Paterson, unknown, Warrant Officer Morris, unknown, unknown. Front; [all unreadable apart from] Dolton, Chapman. [unknown place] Handwritten on the album page "Nausori. 1943. [and names]"

Image from the Paparua RSA collection. Two air sea rescue Hudsons, NZ2016 & NZ2063, with airborne life rafts fitted, in front of hangars. Believed to be at Norfolk Island.

Image from the Paparua RSA collection. Several servicemen fitting the airborne life raft to the bottom of Hudson NZ2016. Believed to be at Norfolk Island.

Negative from the Walter P Murray personal collection. Unknown man standing behind the wing of an RNZAF Hudson, NZ2003 or NZ2063. Believed to be at Bougainville.

Image from the Arnold Forrest Green personal album collection. Group of RNZAF servicemen gathered around a Kittyhawk and Hudson at the Electrical and Wireless School, RNZAF Station Wigram.

A gun turret from a Hudson in use with an Air Training Corps mobile instructional unit during a recruiting display. Gisborne. The picture on the poster at right is PR582a.

Senior officers speaking with No. 1 Squadron Commanding Officer at Munda, New Georgia. L-R: Air Commodore S Wallingford (Air Officer Commanding No. 1 Islands Group), Squadron Leader HC Walker (Commanding Officer No. 1 Squadron), Air Commodore MW Buckley (later Air Officer Commanding No. 1 Islands Group).

No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and No. 78 Wing RAAF airmen looking at a tri-lingual sign at RAF Station Nicosia, Cyprus. L-R: Leading Aircraftman Bill Watty (RNZAF), Leading Aircraftman John Bellamy (RAAF), Leading Aircraftman Ted Hudson (RAAF), Leading Aircraftman Joe Graham (RNZAF).

Image from the Francis Cameron Eichbaum personal album collection. Close up of the front of Hudson NZ2004. Unknown location. Handwritten on the album page "Mark V Lockheed Hudson (NZ2004)."

Copy print from the Francis Cameron Eichbaum album collection. USAAF Airacobras and an RNZAF Hudson in a hurricane pit at Nandi aerodrome, Fiji.

Original grave marker of Flying Officer Alastair Easson Dinnie, NZ411384. El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt. Died flying No. 117 Squadron Hudson EW945 20 November 1942.

Image from the Arnold Ewart William McDonald personal collection.3/4 stern view of the West Shore Railroad ferry 'Stony Point' on the Hudson River, New York city, USA.

Image from the Arnold Ewart William McDonald personal collection.3/4 stern view of the West Shore Railroad ferry 'Weehawken' on the Hudson River, New York city, USA.

Image from the Arnold Ewart William McDonald personal collection. New York city skyline from the Hudson River(?). United States.

Original grave marker for Leading Aircraftman John Arthur Medhurst, NZ4215534, New Zealand cemetery at Bourail, New Caledonia. Postal Clerk died in Utility Flight Hudson NZ2012 on 23 April 1945.