Ernest 'Sunny' Gledhill taken whilst in training, April 1942
Sunny with two of his training pals, April 1942.
Crews returning / leaving. Photo courtesy of Wendy Flemming.
Sunny with his original crew. Photo courtesy of Frederick McGahey.
Ernie Haigh. Photo courtesy of Bernie Prescott.
Sunny with his mother (my Great Grandmother).
Maurice Morgan-Owen whilst in training. Photo courtesy of the Morgan-Owen family.
The 514 Squadron badge.
Jack Birch and his daughter. Photo courtesy of Jean Leithall.
Jim McGahey. Photo courtesy of Frederick McGahey.
Lancasters at Waterbeach, 1944. Photo courtesy of George Henry.
Lancaster at Waterbeach, 1944. Photo courtesy of George Henry.
George Henry with his crew and aircraft at Waterbeach, 1944. Photo courtesy of George Henry.
John Gilbertson-Pritchard. Photo courtesy of Frederick McGahey.
Lancasters at Waterbeach, 1944. Photo courtesy of George Henry.
Lancasters at Waterbeach, 1944. Photo courtesy of George Henry.
Maurice Morgan-Owen and pal in Canada, winter 1942-43. Photo courtesy of the Morgan-Owen family.
Maurice Morgan-Owen flying in Canada. Photo courtesy of the Morgan-Owen family.
Mystery pilot friend of Maurice Morgan-Owen, Canada winter 1942-43. Does anyone know who he is? Photo courtesy of the Morgan-Owen family.
Maurice Morgan-Owen with his crew (Sunny's final crew). Identified are: Back row left to right - unknown Airman, F/Officer Morgan-Owen, Sgt H. Stanley Hayward, F/Officer George A. Jacobson. Other three Airman are any of the following - Sgt Alfred D. Tetley, Sgt Henry Sadler, Flight Sgt Alan W. Green, and Sgt F. Barrett.
Gordon Woodward in flying gear.
Gordon Woodward.
H. Stanley Hayward (on right) and his brother Eric.
H. Stanley Hayward (in background) and a fellow crew member.
Photo courtesy of Wendy Flemming.
Flying Officer Maurice Morgan-Owen on gaining his pilot's wings. Photo courtesy of the Morgan-Owen family.