File:James Allan Ward VC IWM CH 2963.jpg

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English: IWM caption : Sergeant James Allan Ward of No. 75 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF, the first New Zealander to win the Victoria Cross during the Second World War, standing in the cockpit of his Vickers Wellington Mark IC, L7818 'AA-V', at Feltwell, Norfolk.

Date

July 1941

Source

This photograph CH 2963 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums
(collection no. 4700-16)

Author

Royal Air Force official photographer

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	04:26, 14 September 2010		300 × 437 (20 KB)	Rcbutcher	{{Information \|Description=IWM caption : Sergeant James Allan Ward of No. 75 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF, the first New Zealander to win the Victoria Cross during the Second World War, standing in the cockpit of his Vickers Welling