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RE-PRINTED!!! Bell UH-1B Iroquois and Bell 412SP RNAF in United Nations Service all overall white. 2086 and 089 in Lebanon 1978-9; Bell 412 185 or 141 in Bosnia Herzogovina 1993-6
RNZAF Curtiss P-40E, M & N-1. Early "white tails" including NZ3148 "Gloria" & home based "XO-R", "FE-U". Six options.
- P-40N-1 NZ3148, the first "Gloria Lyons", February 1944.
- P-40M NZ3066 "A", New Georgia, September 1943.
- P-40N-1 NZ3145 "Taieri", Bougainville, December 1943.
- P-40M NZ3072 "U",November 1943, (ex-Wairarapa Wildcat).
- NZ3031 "XO-R", No.16 Squadron, April 1943.
- P-40N-20 NZ3282, "FE-U", No.2 OTU,...
RNZAF Lockheed Hudsons, Pacific Theatre and Home Front. Five options.
- NZ4021, "Chips" No.3 Sqn, Guadalcanal, July 1943.
- NZ2090, No.3 Sqn, Guadalcanal, April 1943. Flight Lieutenant Max W. McCormick and his crew, in NZ2090, attacked and damaged a submarine on April 2nd 1943. Later, on the same patrol, they destroyed a Japanese Type 0 "Pete" floatplane - the first RNZAF air-to-air kill in the Solomon Islands campaign.
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RNZAF, "The Home Front". Corsair "Corsair", P-40E, Avenger target tug, yellow Harvard. Four options
- Vought F4U-1D NZ5545, "Victory Bonds" tour and Fighter Leaders School, 1945.
- Grumman Avenger NZ2503, target tug, 1945. NZ2503 was a drogue or target towing aircraft with Ardmore's
Utility Flight in the immediate postwar era.
- P-40E NZ3007, Gunnery Training School, late 1944. P-40E NZ3007, while with the Gunnery Train...
RNZAF Consolidated Catalinas, NZ4001, NZ4030 "China Mail" & late war NZ4046.
- NZ4001, April 1943. The first RNZAF Catalina with unique "small red dot" roundels
- NZ4030 was chosen to fly post-war mail between the Philippines. Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan. "China Mail" postman art was applied to the nose.
- NZ4046, a Boeing built PB2B-1, was the second No.6 Squadron Catalina to use the "XX-A" codes. Colour scheme is the...
RNZAF Consolidated Catalinas-post war. Three options.
- NZ4055 "KN-L" of No.5 (Maritime) Squadron, 1950s.
- ZK-AMP "Maroro" as operated by TEAL (Trans Empire Airways Ltd), 1949.
- No.490 (NZ) Squadron Catalina FP324 "Canterbury", plus the fuselage names "Auckland" and "Wellington", late 1943. No national markings included, these being standard RAF for the time
Hiro G2H1. Only eight aircraft of this type were ever produced, six by Hiro and two by Mitsubishi. Although not exactly known which went where, six of them were operated by the Kisarazu kokutai and two by the Yokosuka kokutai. The participated in the opening stages of the Second Sino-Japanese War from an airfield on South Korea's Jeju island and belonged to the 1st Combined Kokutai starting with an air raid against the areas o...