The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably Villeselve, France. 11 February 1918. The tangled wreckage of a crashed Rumpler C IV aircraft of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), in an airfield. Lieutenant Stein was killed in this crash. Note the wheel and propeller in the foreground and the machine gun which has come off its mounting, resting on top of the remains of the engine.
Probably Villeselve, France. 11 February 1918. The tangled wreckage of a crashed Rumpler C IV aircraft of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), in
Probably Villeselve, France. 11 February 1918. The wreckage of a crashed Rumpler C IV aircraft of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287) in a field.
Probably Villeselve, France. 19 April 1918. The tangled wreckage of a crashed AEG J I aircraft of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), in a field.
Villeselve?, France. c. 1918. A Rumpler C IV aircraft of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), at an airfield standing in front of a tent used as a
Villeselve?, France. c. 1918. Members of a German squadron at an airfield, probably used by Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287).
Mouceau le Neuf, France. c. 1917. Five members of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), at an airfield. Tents, hangars and two Rumpler C IV aircraf
