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ENGLAND. C. 1917. AN AIRCO DH4 RECONNAISSANCE AND DAYLIGHT BOMBER AIRCRAFT. THIS MACHINE WAS NOT OPERATED BY THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL PRINTS HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR M. CORKHILL)
YATESBURY, ENGLAND. C. 1917. AN AIRCO DH4 AIRCRAFT USED FOR TRAINING BY THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL PRINTS HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR M. CORKHILL)
ENGLAND. C. 1918. AN AIRCO DH9 RECONNAISSANCE BOMBER, WITH A 230 HORSE POWER SIDDELEY PUMA ENGINE; NOT OPERATED BY THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL PRINTS HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR M. CO
ENGLAND. C. 1918. AN AIRCO DH9A BOMBER AIRCRAFT (SERIAL NO E9001), WITH A 400 HORSE POWER LIBERTY ENGINE; NOT OPERATED BY THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL PRINTS HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONO
UNITED KINGDOM. C. 1918. AN AIRCO DH9A BOMBER AIRCRAFT (SERIAL NO F1072), WITH A 400 HORSE POWER LIBERTY ENGINE; NOT OPERATED BY THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL PRINTS HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE
ENGLAND. C. 1917. LIEUTENANT J.M. WALKER, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), IN THE COCKPIT OF A DH4 AIRCRAFT AT YATESBURY, WHICH WAS THE SITE OF EARLY TRAINING FOR MANY MEMBERS OF THE AFC. (ORIGINAL PRIN
YATESBURY, ENGLAND. C. 1917. AN AIRCO DH6 TRAINING AIRCRAFT AFTER CRASHING INTO THE HIGHER BRANCHES OF A TREE, WHERE IT IS STILL ENTANGLED. (ORIGINAL PRINTS HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR M. CORKHI
