H10343
Photograph H10343 First World War, 1914-1918An aerial view of a loaded troopship taken from a height of 1000 feet during the Dardanelles Campaign.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ENGLAND, C. 1918. AERIAL VIEW OF THE TETBURY DISTRICT, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, SHOWING A SOPWITH CAMEL PLANE IN THE CLOUDS TAKEN FROM AN RE. MACHINE FROM A HEIGHT OF 800 FEET
An aerial view of a loaded troopship taken from a height of 1000 feet during the Dardanelles Campaign.

An aerial view taken from a height of 300 feet of the general area of the 7th Division Signal Headquarters, Dumpu, looking towards the north east and showing the Uria River (right background) and the

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. An aerial view of a British Army camp at the Dardanelles, taken from a height of 6000 feet.

The pilot's view from a Sopwith Camel aircraft, a type of fighting scout machine much in use by the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) . Note 'A' on starboard upper wing panel. See Cobby's 'High Adventure'

LEIGHTERTON, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. 1ST WING OF AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS MUSTERED TO RECEIVE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND GIFTS. [SOPWITH SNIPE AND WHITE CAMEL IN BACKGROUND]

TETBURY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND. C. 1918. GROUP PORTRAIT OF OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN TRAINING WING, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), UNDER THE COMMAND OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL W. O. WATT. (
