P01976.015
Photograph P01976.015 First World War, 1914-1918Lympne, Kent, England. 1917-09. Port side of an R.E.7 aircraft with tow target.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lympne, Kent, England. 1917-12. Port side view of a British R.E.7 biplane, serial no. 2415, which was part of the Reconnaissance Experimental series from the Royal Aircraft Factory.
Lympne, Kent, England. 1917-09. Port side of an R.E.7 aircraft with tow target.

Lympne, Kent, England. 1918-03. Port side of a stationary Sopwith 5F.1 Dolphin aircraft, serial number C3864.

UNITED KINGDOM. C.1917. A ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY BE2E TWO SEAT RECONNAISSANCE BIPLANE AIRCRAFT, WITH A 150 HORSE POWER ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY 1A ENGINE. NO. 1, 3 AND 4 SQUADRONS AND NO. 7 TRAINING SQU

Pilots of of No 69 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (later No 3 Squadron, AFC) standing next to their RE8 (Reconnaissance Experimental 8) aircraft at Lympne ready to leave for France.

An R.E.8 Serial F6016, aircraft K of No. 3 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps. The aircraft was used by No. 3 Squadron for reconnaissance work. Note the name `Marjorie' on the side of the aircraft.

FRANCE? 1918? SIDE VIEW OF A ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY R.E.8 AIRCRAFT (C2413) OF NO. 3 SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. NOTE THE COOPERS BOMBS BESIDE THE AIRCRAFT. AMONGST THE CREW IS POSSIBLY OBSERVER
