I have found some information about two of these airman, I am hopeful that someone can come up with more.
I believe the airman back row, third from left is Israel Jacobovitch who served under the name of Jackson.
He was lost 9 days after joining 50 Squadron in Hampden AE 226.
Bousfield second row, third from right.
On 19th July 1941 50 Squadron moved from Lindholme to Swinderby. The squadron departed Lindholme in formation. Shortly after takeoff the airmen were horrified to see Hampden AD 897 roll onto it’s back and fly inverted for a few seconds before diving into the ground killing Sgt. Bousfield and crew.
A pretty big something else.

Here’s one at the airport I live on.
Pink Porter
Pink Skyvan
Is this the very Spit unearthed this month ?
Interesting video however I’m a little confused as to the background music being Edith Piaf.
Another example.
Tim, the only rule is that if you post a picture it must have a link to the previous post…. its also a good idea to write a little clue as to what the link is, as some (most) are pretty thin….
You have to STRING the posts together. I know a ropey joke.
Back on numbers again, this time two, one being mine.

Who said looking at the rear?

Lets get back to aircraft.

Tea and a wad.

Another STOL type aircraft. This Otter’s picture was taken outside my house when friends dropped in on Friday.

This wreck picture was taken by me when I was a grandad. The aircraft is located on the airfield where I live.