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ENGLAND, C.1917-11-23. SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS MOST LIKELY TAKEN BY A HYTHE GUN CAMERA, AN INGENIOUS INVENTION INTRODUCED MID 1916, WHICH WAS AN INVALUABLE AID IN TRAINING FOR FIGHTING IN THE AIR. 'THE HYTHE GUN CAMERA WAS BUILT IN THE FORM OF A LEWIS GUN AND RESPONDED TO THE ACTION OF FIRING BY TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS WHICH TOLD THE PUPIL APPROXIMATELY WHERE HIS SHOTS WOULD HAVE HIT.' THESE WERE TAKEN BY SECOND LIEUTENANT JOHN RUTHERFORD GORDON 1917-11-23
ENGLAND, C. 1917-11-23. SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS PROBABLY TAKEN BY A HYTHE GUN CAMERA, AN INGENIOUS INVENTION INTRODUCED MID 1916, WHICH WAS AN INVALUABLE AID IN TRAINING FOR FIGHTING IN THE AIR. 'THE HY
ENGLAND, C.1917. SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS PROBABLY TAKEN 1917-11-23 BY A HYTHE GUN CAMERA, AN INGENIOUS INVENTION INTRODUCED MID 1916 WHICH WAS AN INVALUABLE AID IN TRAINING FOR FIGHTING IN THE AIR. 'THE
PROBABLY FRANCE, C.1918. LIEUTENANT JOHN RUTHERFORD GORDON FAMILIARIZES HIMSELF WITH A LEWIS MACHINE GUN, MODIFIED FOR FITTING TO AIRCRAFT. (DONOR - B. GORDON).
LAVERTON, VICTORIA, EARLY 1917. PILOT TRAINEE JOHN RUTHERFORD GORDON AT THE CONTROL OF A BRISTOL BOXKITE WATCHED BY OTHER TRAINEES. (DONOR - B . GORDON).
C.1917. EN ROUTE TO ENGLAND, 1917, JOHN RUTHERFORD GORDON OF THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS RELAXES IN A HAMMOCK ON BOARD H.M.A.T. A29 SUEVIC. (DONOR - B. GORDON).
OFFICERS ON BOARD H.M.A.T. A29 SUEVIC LEFT MELBOURNE ON 1917-06-21 ARRIVING LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND 1917-08-26. JOHN RUTHERFORD GORDON IS FOURTH FROM LEFT IN THIRD ROW FROM FRONT. (DONOR - B. GORDON).
