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Formal photograph of Flight Sergeant Stanley James Woodbridge GC

Photographs, In Storage, PC76/24/51

Flight Sergeant Stanley James Woodbridge was a wireless operator in the crew of a Liberator aircraft which crashed in the jungle in Burma whilst engaged in an operation against the Japanese on 31st January, 1945. Together with five other members of the crew he was captured by the Japanese.

Formal photograph of Flight Sergeant Stanley James Woodbridge GC | PC76/24/51

Memorial at Myaungmya, Myanmar to Flight Sergeants Bellingham, Snelling, Woodage and Woodbridge

Photographs, In Storage, P018417

Memorial to Flight Sergeants Leslie Bellingham (Second Pilot), Robert James Snelling (Flight Engineer), John Derek Woodage (Wireless Operator/Gunner) and Stanley James Woodbridge (Wireless Operator) located at Myaungmya, near Bassein, Myanmar (Burma).

black and white image of a small memorial with cross surrounded by tree stumps, RAF Museum

Group photograph of No. 604 Squadron personnel with Gloster Meteors, North Weald, 1950s

Photographs, In Storage, PC95/66

No. 604 Squadron was formed at RAF Hendon in 1930 in the Auxiliary Air Force. All of the Auxiliary Air Force squadrons were embodied in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War.

A large group of men standing beside jet aircraft, Crown Copyright, RAF Museum

The End of a Parachute Descent

Photographs, X008-9378/014

Despite Admiralty reservations, a Civil Aviation Mission was sent to Japan in September 1921. The Master of Sempill led the mission of 30 instructors and further support staff.

A group of men looking at a parachute, RAF Museum

Sparrowhawks

Photographs, X008-9378/003

Despite Admiralty reservations, a Civil Aviation Mission was sent to Japan in September 1921. The Master of Sempill led the mission of 30 instructors and further support staff.

A light-coloured biplane, RAF Museum

Lt Com Smith, Lt Loton and Mr Crisp and Ford IJN and some PFO {sic}

Photographs, X008-9378/005

Despite Admiralty reservations, a Civil Aviation Mission was sent to Japan in September 1921. The Master of Sempill led the mission of 30 instructors and further support staff.

A group of Officers in front of a biplane, RAF Museum

Lt Com Atkinson I.J.N., The Hon Mrs Forbes-Sempill, Lt Com Fowler I.J.N., Mrs Mears, Lt Com Smith I.J.N.

Photographs, X008-9378/017

Despite Admiralty reservations, a Civil Aviation Mission was sent to Japan in September 1921. The Master of Sempill led the mission of 30 instructors and further support staff.

A group of men and women in front of hangars, RAF Museum

Lt Com Fowler IJN and some PFO

Photographs, X008-9378/004

Despite Admiralty reservations, a Civil Aviation Mission was sent to Japan in September 1921. The Master of Sempill led the mission of 30 instructors and further support staff.

Pilots standing beside a biplane, RAF Museum

Avros

Photographs, X008-9378/002

Despite Admiralty reservations, a Civil Aviation Mission was sent to Japan in September 1921. The Master of Sempill led the mission of 30 instructors and further support staff.

Biplanes in rows, RAF Museum

Sparrowhawk B.R.2

Photographs, X008-9378/007

Despite Admiralty reservations, a Civil Aviation Mission was sent to Japan in September 1921. The Master of Sempill led the mission of 30 instructors and further support staff.

A light-coloured biplane, RAF Museum