The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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), beside a DFW C V aircraft. Note the machine gun set up in the gunner's station. Two days later this aircraft was burnt and the pilots died in the crash.
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 gunn
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
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
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
Lieutenant Wittmann, a member of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), stands in front of an LVG C V aircraft No. 7 at Malmaison airfield near Laon
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
