The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The remains of a German Siemens-Schuckert Werke 'R' aircraft at a German airfield on the outskirts of Cologne. The photograph shows the port side of the fuselage, looking forward to the wing root. This photograph was taken after the port propeller nacelle and the shaft drive had been dismantled. See E04145 for an earlier photograph of the same aircraft.
The Hotel Kaiserhof at Cologne, where officers of the 4th Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, were billeted, whilst the squadron was taking over ceded aeroplanes at Cologne.
Wooden laminated twin bladed propeller fitted to a German multi-engined R plane. Fabricated from 16 laminations, each lamination 12mm thick. Possibly from the same aircraft as RELAWM11639. Stamped
Members of the AFC beside a heavily damaged Staaken R.XIV aircraft. This aircraft was powered by five 245 h.p. Maybach Mb IVa engines - two each in engine nacelles driving two bladed propellors in a
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Shot down by German anti-aircraft fire over Berlin. The remains of one of 21 aircraft which crashed in the suburbs. They were shot down
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Shot down by German anti-aircraft fire over Berlin. The remains of one of 21 aircraft which crashed in the suburbs. They were shot down
The remains of a German AEG IV bomber which was brought down in flames near Proyart. A close look reveals two lanterns attached to left and right lower wing, suggesting that the bomber was recovered
