The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Maurice Farman biplane, the first British aircraft to be brought down by the enemy on the Egyptian front. The photograph was taken at the headquarters of the enemy flying corps. The officers second and fourth on the left are the German pilot and observer of the famous Blacktail Taube, well known on the Palestine front; and standing left and right of the remains of the British aeroplane are the pilot and observer.
Soldiers crowd around a Maurice Farman pusher biplane aircraft that came down near their camp in Wiltshire. Maurice Farman aircraft were nicknamed Longhorn or Shorthorn because the rumbling noise the
Jacko wins this time. A British plane brought down in the Turkish lines. The pilot is dead in the foreground and his observer is standing (left) with goggles on forehead.
Photograph taken from a captured German officer of a British plane brought down in the Turkish lines. The pilot is dead in the foreground and his observer is standing (left) with goggles on forehead.
MALAYA. THE REMAINS OF THE TAIL OF AN JAPANESE AEROPLANE WHICH WAS BROUGHT DOWN BY BRITISH FIRE.
Unidentified members of the Half Flight standing in front of a Maurice Farman Shorthorn aircraft.
An informal group portrait of Tasmanians of 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), standing in front of one of the Squadron's Bristol F2B biplane fighter aircraft. Left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) W
