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Photograph E03546 First World War, 1914-1918The remains of a German night bombing aircraft brought down behind the Australian lines near Beaurevoir. Note the man standing on the right.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The remains of a German night bombing aircraft brought down behind the Australian lines near Beaurevoir. A man stands on the left looking at the wreckage.
The remains of a German night bombing aircraft brought down behind the Australian lines near Beaurevoir. Note the man standing on the right.

A wrecked German armour plated aircraft brought down near Sonja Wood, in the Beaurevoir Sector.

German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: Shot down during a terrorattack. The remains of a British bomber, brought down by out aerial defence during terror attacks on German citi

France. c. 1917. A German DKW aircraft brought down behind Canadian lines (Canadian Official Photograph)

The wreckage of a German Heinkel III bomber aircraft which was shot down early on the morning of 8 April 1942, lies burned out and twisted at the edge of a salt lake near Alexandria. The enemy bomber,

Royal Australian Air Force personnel and a locally engaged Aboriginal man examine the wreckage of a Japanese 'Betty' bomber. The aircraft was shot down by Squadron Leader R C Cresswell during a night
