The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A BE2 aircraft, with a camera attached to the left side of the rear cockpit, parked outside a hangar at the aerodrome of the Royal Flying Corps.
UNITED KINGDOM. C. 1918. TWO SOPWITH PUP SINGLE SEAT SCOUT/TRAINER AIRCRAFT PARKED OUTSIDE THEIR HANGAR. THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS PILOTS FOUND THE SOPWITH PUP TO BE VERY VERSATILE MAKING AN EXCELLE
Lieutenant W Forster (right), reporting for duty after returning from leave in England. He was killed in action (KIA) few days later on 3 May 1917. Lieutenant Colonel FWD Forbes CMG DSO, smoking a
The troopship Southland, carrrying Headquarters, 2nd Division, AIF, Headquarters, 6th Infantry Brigade, 21st Battalion and one Company of the 23rd Battalion and details, which was torpedoed at 9.51 am
BICKENDORF AERODROME, COLOGNE, A SOPWITH SNIPE OF NO. 4 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS AND A DE HAVILLAND 9 OF NO. 206 SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE, PARKED OUTSIDE THE ZEPLIN HANGAR.
Soldiers resting by the side of a road at Monash Gully. Three signs are next to the men in the foreground, the sign on the left reading 'EAST GULLY' and the one on the right 'MONASH GULLY'. Walking
YATESBURY, ENGLAND. C. 1917. LIEUTENANT NORMAN B. CORKHILL, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), IN THE COCKPIT OF A ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY RE8 AIRCRAFT. LIEUTENANT CORKHILL HAD BEEN A MEMBER OF 8TH MACHINE
