The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Point Cook, Vic. 1926. Starboard side on view of a De Havilland (Airco) DH.9a aircraft (No. A1). Note the spectators including the young boys in the foreground. This aircraft was one of 128 gift aircraft presented by the British government to the newly formed RAAF which included thirty DH.9a aircraft. (Original negative housed in AWM Nitrate Store)
Point Cook, Vic. c. 1926. Starboard view of a De Havilland (Airco) DH.9a aircraft (No. A1). This aircraft was one of 128 gift aircraft presented by the British government to the newly formed RAAF whic
Belmont Common, Vic. c. 1926. Front on view of a De Havilland (Airco) DH-9a aircraft (No. A1) which has crashed onto its nose. Note the spectators including the young boys, two of whom are on bicycles
Belmont Common, Vic. 1924. Port view of a RAAF De Havilland DH-9 aircraft (No. A6-5) this aircraft was reconditioned by Pratt. This aircraft was one of 128 gift aircraft presented by the British gover
Egypt. 1917. Starboard view of a RAF De Havilland (Airco) DH-9 aircraft (No. D2927) parked on airfield. (Original negative housed in AWM Nitrate Store)
Egypt. 1917. Starboard view of a RAF DH-9 De Havilland (Airco), (No. D2926) parked on airfield. (Original negative housed in AWM Nitrate Store)
Ismailia, Egypt. 1917.Port view of a De Havilland (Airco) (Grahame-White Aviation Ltd, Hendan) DH-6 aircraft (No. C2057) parked on airfield. Note pilot in rear cockpit in flying gear. (Original negati
