A00669
Photograph A00669 First World War, 1914-1918A group of smiling German soldiers and a local man (far left) standing in front of an AEG C IV aircraft, probably in Palestine. A Parrabellum maching gun is mounted behind the wing of the plane.
P02544.004 Accession Number: P02544.004
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Tel-el Fara, Palestine. c. 1918. A captured German Albatros D5 aircraft is inspected by six Australians while a ?Palestinian official in a fez looks on, standing behind the starbord wing. A number of British soldiers stand around the plane in a semicircle. (Donor A. Lynch)
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P02544.004
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Colour: Black & white
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Whole
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1
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