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Excerpt from breakfast Show filmed at MOTAT 2.
Bomber Command interview with Bill Simpson, TVNZ Breakfast Show
Bill Simpson
Paul Henry
2005
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Return at dawn : the official story of the New Zealand Bomber Squadron of the R. A. F. from June, 1939 to July, 1942.
Return at dawn : the official story of the New Zealand Bomber Squadron of the R. A. F. from June, 1939 to July, 1942.
Hilary Aidan St. George Saunders
1942
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This volume is an account of the training and experiences of the 489 Squadron personnel that preceded posting to 489 Squadron, and time with 489 Squadron up to the Beaufighter era. Where possible it is told by those who were there, in their own words. - Preface.
489 Early Days: Beauforts, Blenheims and Hampdens
David M. Burrowes
Sep 2016
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Black and white original mounted print of Wing Commander James Fraser Barron with other New Zealand Soldiers on the steps of the New Zealand Forces Club, London with the high commissioner of New Zealand to the United Kingdom, Hon. Bill Jordan and his wife. Barron was known as Fraser and is standing centre front besides Mrs Jordan. Photograph taken after King George VI had pinned medals of Distinguished Service Order (DSO) and Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) on to Fraser's chest at Buckingham Palace. After the ceremony Bill Jordan took Fraser to lunch at the New Zealand Forces Club. Fraser was a bomber pilot who served with the Pathfinder No. 7 Squadron. At the time this photograph was taken Fraser was 23 years old. On verso of photograph notes that Fraser went from Flight Sargent to Wing Commander in 23 months. Fraser was killed in action over Le Mans, France on 20th May 1944 during WW2.
[Group photograph including James Fraser Barron, DSO, DFC and Hon. Bill Jordan on steps of New Zealand Forces Club]
25 May 1943
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