The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified soldier standing next to a B.E.2e aircraft, Serial 6781, of No 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, which dropped 2 cwt of bombs on Gaza during the night raids.
PALESTINE. 1918-02. NO. 1 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) WITH THEIR BRISTOL F2B AND B.E.2E AIRCRAFT. [LINE UP WITH WILLIAMS IN FOREGROUND. TWO F2B AND THREE B.E.2E AIRCRAFT ARE VISIBLE. F2B A7
Captain G F Malley of No 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) at No 5 (Training) Squadron, AFC standing next to an all white Sopwith Camel F.1 aircraft, serial no E7259.
An unidentified Australian Flying Corps (AFC) trainee standing next to the white painted with black check pattern Sopwith Camel aircraft, Serial E7267, which was used by Captain A H Cobby DFC DSO and
Four unidentified men of No 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, standing next to a Sopwith Snipe, serial E8082.
An Australian (left) and two Turkish soldiers and a local boy inspect the Turkish dump which was destroyed by bombs dropped by aircraft of the Australian Flying Corps during the retreat of the enemy o
Catterick, Yorks, England. August 1917. Starboard side of an Avro 504, serial no. A7967, an aircraft rebuilt from crashed remains of other aircraft at No. 1 Aircraft Repair Depot, South Farnborough. T
