Black and white photograph of Iain MacLeod, Ruaig.
RAF pilot Iain MacLeod of Ruaig, the son of Morag Lamont (Mor Lachainn Iain), who was killed in May 1943.
1998.156.9
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1998.156.11
Black and white photograph of Alasdair Campbell, Iain MacLeod and Dave Chalmers.
L-R: Alasdair Campbell, Iain MacLeod of Ruaig and Dave Chalmers in RAF uniform during WWII.
1998.156.12
Black and white photograph of Hector Campbell and Dave Chalmers during WWII.
L-R: Hector Campbell and Dave Chalmers in RAF uniform during WWII.
1998.156.21
Black and white photograph of Iain MacLeod, Ruaig.
On the left Iain MacLeod (Anneen Black`s brother) from Ruaig in RAF uniform during WWII..
1999.131.1
Collection of assorted WWII bandages and dresssings from the airport.
Nineteen shell dressings in their original cotton wrappers, 5 unopened packs of gauze, 3 triangular bandages, pack of 1 lb of tow, half a pack of surgical lint, 2 India rubber bandages, 3 medicated wound dressings, 3 burn dressings, 3 finger dressings, wooden finger splint, roll of Elastoplast, 2 safety pins and a contents label for a First Aid pack.
2001.169.2
Fragments of NAAFI crockery found at 10 Crossapol.
Fragments of NAAFI crockery stamped 1944 and found at 10 Crossapol.
2001.185.1
Fragment of NAAFI crockery.
Fragment of NAAFI crockery stamped with the NAAFI crest, found at 10 Crossapol.
1999.305.1
Autographed 1943 Christmas dinner menu for RAF Station, Ben Hough.
1943 Christmas dinner menu for RAF Station, Ben Hough with 48 signatures on the reverse.
1998.132.19
Black and white photograph of Elsie MacKinnon, Lodge Farm, and others.
L-R: (back row) John MacKinnon; unknown airman; Kate MacKinnon; unknown airman; (front row) Hendry (Elsie`s adopted brother); Jimmy Sibbald of Glasgow; and Elsie MacKinnon of Lodge Farm, taken during WWII.
1998.132.20
Black and white photograph of Elsie MacKinnon, Lodge Farm, and others.
L-R: unknown airman, Jimmy Sibbald of Glasgow, unknown airman, Elsie MacKinnon, Lodge Farm and Hendry, Elsie`s adopted brother, at the window, taken during WWII.
