"Brig General Newton Longfellow, VIII bomber command, England Jul-44."

Brigadier-General Newton Longfellow and Lieutenant Robert L Riordan of the 306th Bomb Group, show King George VI part of a damaged B-17 Flying Fortress during a royal visit. Passed as censored 18 Nov 1942. Handwritten caption on reverse of print: 'ETO HQ - 42-1552.' Printed caption on reverse: 'ETO-HQ-42-1552. Nov. 14, 42. Lt. James M. Hair [sic], Gatesville, Texas showing H.M. King George VI a part of his Flying Fortress, damaged by a flak during raid over axis territory. Brig. Gen. Newton Longfellow looks on. [Censor has struck out - Thurleigh,] England.' On reverse: Ministry of Information, Unofficially Approved (As Cut), US Army Press Censor ETO and US Army General Section Press & Censorship Bureau [Stamps].

"Five USAF Generals get together over a cup of coffee at an 8th AF base in England on 5-Mar-43. L-R: Brig Gen Frank A Armstrong, Brig Gen Newton Longfellow, Brig Gen Haywood S Hansell, Brig Gen James P Hodges and Brig Gen Fred L Anderson."

"King George talks with Gen Carl Spaatz, Maj Gen Ira C Eaker and Brig Gen Newton Longfellow. VIII bomber command, 8th AF England Dec-42."

"Brig General Newton Longfellow, VIII Bomber command. England."

"Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer and the generals who met him upon his arrival at the HQ, 1st Bomb Wing base in England pose for the photographer on 22-Apr-43. They are L-R: Brig Gen Haywood S Hansell, Gen Stratemeyer, unidentified officer, Brig Gen Newton Longfellow and Brig Gen Fred Anderson."

"Under secretary of war Robert M Lovett chats with Brig Gen Newton Longfellow and Lt Col Fargo, during their visit to the 390th Bomb Group base in England. 19-May-43."

"The recipients of decorations which were conferred on behalf of King George VI by the Earl of Halifax, British ambassador to the United States during and official presentation ceremony at the British embassy 26-Sep-44." Rear L-R: Lt Roy E Whittaker, Col Kenneth B Hobson, Col Stewart W Towle Jr, Col Archibald R Mackechnie, Capt Olan R Fleming, Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 1st Earl of Halifax, T/Sgt William T Kent, M/Sgt Theodore S Millard, Capt Carroll A Taylor, 1Lt Ronald E Notestine. Front L-R: Maj Gen Frank O Hunter, Maj Gen Uzal Girard Ent, Brig Gen Haywood S Hansell, Mrs Eleanor F Graves [Wife to Brig Gen Davis D Graves KIA], Brig Gen Newton Longfellow, Mr N C Olsen (father of Capt Roy W Olsen KIA), Maj Charles B Fairlamb, Maj Ulysses Sam Nero, Maj Lyman Middleditch.

King George VI meets Major General Carl Spaatz, Major General Ira Eaker and General Newton Longfellow at Huntingdon. Image stamped on reverse: 'Unofficially Approved.' [stamp], 'Confidential.' [stamp], 'Passed for publication 14 Nov 1942.' [stamp] and '233091.' [Censor no.] Printed caption on reverse: 'ET-HQ-42-1548, Nov 14-42. For purpose of first visit to US Bomber forces somewhere in Engl., His Majesty King George VI is met (l to r) by Major Gen Carl A Spaatz, CGUS Bomber Com, ETo, Major Gen Ira Eaker, Com. of Bomber Com. And Brig Gen Newton Longfellow. Huntingdon Station, Huntingdon, Engl [obscured by censor].'

Brigadier-General Newton Longfellow and Lieutenant Robert L Riordan of the 306th Bomb Group, show King George VI part of a damaged B-17 Flying Fortress during a royal visit. Image stamped on reverse: 'British Official Photo.' [stamp] Printed caption on reverse: 'US PILOT TELLS THE KING OF EXPLOIT IN DAMAGED "FORTRESS BOMBER" 1st Lieut robert L Riordan of Houston, Texas, left, telling his Majesty how he brought his damaged Flying Fortress home after a recent daylight raid over europe. The damage seen here is but one of the many wounds suffered by this US Eighth Air Force Bomber- one motor was useless, radio smashed, rudder controls barely functioning, 16 Square feet of metal was torn out of the waist, port wing tip dangling, one tail gun wrecked and rear landing wheels tyre was shot to ribbons. 171142.'