The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hendon, England. 1915-04. Starboard side view of a Maurice Farman Longhorn 2960 2-seat Biplane used as an elementary trainer aircraft for the Australian Flying Corps.
UNITED KINGDOM. C.1917. A MAURICE FARMAN SHORTHORN MF 11 TWO SEAT BIPLANE TRAINER AIRCRAFT WITH A 7O HORSE POWER RENAULT ENGINE, USED BY NO. 5 TRAINING SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (DONOR M. COR
Soldiers crowd around a Maurice Farman pusher biplane aircraft that came down near their camp in Wiltshire. Maurice Farman aircraft were nicknamed Longhorn or Shorthorn because the rumbling noise the
Hendon, England. 1915-04. Front starboard view of a stationary Grahame-White Box kite aircraft at the aerodrome, where many men of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) trained.
ENGLAND C 1917. PORT SIDE VIEW OF MAURICE FARMAN SHORTHORN B 2034 USED FOR INITIAL TRAINING OF PILOTS FOR THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC). DONOR: K. INCE
ENGLAND, C 1917. MAURICE FARMAN LONGHORN AIRCRAFT NO. 49 WITH A MF SHORTHORN IN THE BACKGROUND. DONOR: K. INCE
UNITED KINGDOM. C.1917. AN AIRCO DH5 SINGLE SEAT BIPLANE WITH A 110 HORSE POWER LE RHONE ENGINE. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS USED AS A TRAINER AND A FIGHTING SCOUT BY NO.2 AND 6 SQUADRONS, AUSTRALIAN FLYING COR
