The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. 1918. The pilot, Leutnant Frankewitz, and an unidentified observer of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), sitting in the cockpit and gunner's station of a DFW C V aircraft.
G le Thour, France. 12 May 1918. The wreckage of an DFW C V aircraft beside a row of trees which crashed on 10 May 1918, killing Leutnant (Lt) Joseph Holzwart (Holzwarth), observer, and Lt Heip, pilo
Roucy?, France. 25 July 1918. The wreckage of a German aircraft, probably a DFW C V, in which Flugzeugfuhrer Leutnant des Reserven (Lt) Karl Eckart and Lt des Reserven Richard Seitz were killed on thi
Members of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), pose in front of a DFW C V aircraft, No. 2. Standing in front of the nose of the aircraft are Leut
Informal portrait of two pilots, Lieutenant (Lt) Bauman (probably Josef Baumann) and Lt Mathias Wittmann of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), b
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. 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.
