Air Commodore Patrick Geraint "Jamie" Jameson, was a New Zealand-born Royal Air Force officer and a flying ace of the Second World War.
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Jameson, stands third left with three New Zealand squadron leaders; from left to right, Evan Mackie, commander of No. 80 Squadron, Keith Thiele, commander of No. 3 Squadron, and Arthur Umbers, commander of No. 486 Squadron
Evan Dall "Rosie" Mackie, was a New Zealand fighter pilot and flying ace of the Second World War. Credited with at least 23 aerial victories, he was the highest scoring flying ace to serve with the Ro
Patrick Jameson
…he was awarded the Norwegian War Cross by the King of Norway. Jameson, stands third left with three New Zealand squadron leaders; from left to right, Evan Mackie, commander of No. 80 Squadron, Keith Thiele, commander of No. 3 Squadron, and Arthur Umbers, commander of No. 486 Squadron In July 1944 Jameson took…
Mackie stands far right among a group of No. 485 Squadron pilots, 1942. He is next to fellow flying ace Bill Crawford-Compton while another New Zealand flying ace, Jack Rae, stands first left
Mackie at Canne, in Italy, while commander of No. 92 Squadron
Spitfires of No. 243 Squadron, parked ready for take off at Tusciano from which it provided air cover for the landings at Salerno