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In 1916, 2nd Lieutenant Keith\nCaldwell joined No.75 Squadron of the newly-formed Royal Flying Corps. The\nsquadron went on to have an impressive history as part of the RAF and RNZAF,\ndespite deficiencies in early aircraft design. In this brief interview,\nCaldwell describes flying BE2 and Sopwith Camel fighter planes. Captain ‘Tiny’\nWhite, another New Zealander in No.75 Squadron recalls the lack of flight\ninstruction available and the sportsman-like ethic between opposing front line\nforces at the beginning of the war.<\/p>"); $('.summaryWrap').removeClass('mi'); $('.summaryWrap').addClass('en'); $('.language a.maori').removeClass('active'); $('.language a.english').addClass('active'); $('.js-year').html("Year:"); $('.js-location').html("Location:"); $('.js-location-name').html('NZBC studios, New Plymouth '); }