The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An enemy Albatros Scout aircraft landed on its nose, the aircraft was forced down at Rayak in Syria and burnt by the Germans. Note the wires have been burnt and the fuselage has been damaged.
An Albatros Scout D VA Serial aircraft, serial 7416/17 with white-black-white fuselage stripes with '5' at nose, intermediate type national insignia which landed at Jenin after the town had been captu
A German Albatros D.III scout aircraft, 1917 model, with late rudder. The Albatros was considered to be one of the best machines used by the enemy in Syria.
A crashed Bristol Scout D aircraft, serial A1760, which has landed on its nose. See also A4142.
PALESTINE. 1918. GERMAN ALBATROS D.III AIRCRAFT FUSELAGE AT THE ENEMY AERODROME AT JENIN, AFTER OCCUPATION BY THE AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE. (LENT BY MAJOR H L BRISBANE) [NOTE RUDDER HAD LATE TYPE OF CRO
A view of portion of the exhibits at the Australian War Museum, in Australia House. In the background is an Albatros D.VA aircraft and a fuselage cross has been added. Note the two figures displaying
Captured German aircraft at El Afule. An Albatros DVa serial D5359 (foreground), a DFW CV serial number 4432 is in the background and to the right is another Albatros DVa. Unusually, the colored stri
