AIRCRAFT OF NEW ZEALAND BOMBER SQUADRON MAKE NIGHT RECONNAISSANCE OVER GERMANY Cablegrams to-day report the first reconnaissance Right by machines of the New Zealand Bomber Squadron over enemy territory. re^/£ safely Above, some of the pilots of the squadron photographed with their machines in England before the outbreak of war. From left: Flying-Officer J. N. Collins, Flight-Lieutenant C. C. Hunter. Flying-Officer J. Adams, Pilot-Officer T. O. Freeman, Wing-Commander C. E. Kay, Wing-Commander M W Buckley, Flying-Officer A. B. Grcenaway (now in New Zealand), Flight-Lieutenant A. A. N. Breckon, Pilot-Officers N. N. Williams, r. J. Lucas, W. H. Coleman and W. M. C. Williams.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23618, 30 March 1940, Page 11
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103AIRCRAFT OF NEW ZEALAND BOMBER SQUADRON MAKE NIGHT RECONNAISSANCE OVER GERMANY Cablegrams to-day report the first reconnaissance Right by machines of the New Zealand Bomber Squadron over enemy territory. re^/£ safely Above, some of the pilots of the squadron photographed with their machines in England before the outbreak of war. From left: Flying-Officer J. N. Collins, Flight-Lieutenant C. C. Hunter. Flying-Officer J. Adams, Pilot-Officer T. O. Freeman, Wing-Commander C. E. Kay, Wing-Commander M W Buckley, Flying-Officer A. B. Grcenaway (now in New Zealand), Flight-Lieutenant A. A. N. Breckon, Pilot-Officers N. N. Williams, r. J. Lucas, W. H. Coleman and W. M. C. Williams. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23618, 30 March 1940, Page 11
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