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A Boeing 314 "Clipper" in flight 1941-1948 the net
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A Boeing 314 "Clipper" in flight 1941-1948 the net
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This is one of the 3 B-314A sold to BOAC. NC18697 was named "Bristol". It was sold to General Phoenix Corporation, Baltimore as NC18607 in 1948. The above photo shows this late configuration of the plane.
Below some more views of the same a/c with the original BOAC-liveries (WWII and post-war):
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A Fairey Barracuda II of 814 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm flying over HMS Venerable and an attendant destroyer, the Italian ALFREDO ORIANI the net

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Great pic ... and 2 ships with interesting careers:: Venerable serving with the RN, RNN and ARA, and the Oriani serving with the RM and MN. Per Reddit, the pic was taken while Oriani was escorting Venerable to the Suez Canal, on her way to the Pacific War
 
American fighter pilots Richard Alexander, Gilmore Daniel, Hugh Kennard, Michael Miluck, Chesley Peterson (in the cockpit), Jimmy Grey, Colonel Reade Tilley, and Smith, all former fighter pilots of the RAF Eagle Squadron during the Second World War, pose beside a Spitfire during a reunion at the Royal Air Force station, RAF Biggin Hill in Bromley, London, England, 4th September 1976. Other than 'Smith', no further information was available for naming this pilot.
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