The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Avro 504K aircraft, possibly from No. 6 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), lies in a field, tail in the air; burnt out after hitting a wall nose first.
SIX MEMBERS OF THE 1902 AUSTRALIAN CORONATION CORPS ON BOARD SHIP FOR RETURN TO AUSTRALIA AFTER HAVING PARTICIPATED IN THE CORONATION PARADE FOR KING EDWARD VII. EACH MAN WEARS HIS MEDAL FOR SERVICE I
CRASHED AVRO 504 AIRCRAFT WITH ITS TAIL HIGH IN THE AIR AND NOSE FLAT ON THE GROUND, POSSIBLY ATTACHED TO AN AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) SQUADRON.
A lady passenger boarding an Avro 504K biplane aircraft, serial no. E3785 of No. 6 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), in front of a camouflaged canvas hangar at the aerodrome. [1/2r p
CRASHED AVRO 504 AIRCRAFT, ITS TAIL HIGH IN THE AIR, POSSIBLY ATTACHED TO AN AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) SQUADRON.
Avro 504K training aircraft in a hangar used by No. 5 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), at Gloucestershire, England.
MINCHINHAMPTON, ENGLAND. 1918. TWO SOPWITH PUPS AND AN AVRO 504K AIRCRAFT AT NO.5 (TRAINING) SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC).
MINCHINHAMPTON, ENGLAND. 1918. AN AVRO 504K AIRCRAFT, SERIAL NO. E2971, OF NO.6 (TRAINING) SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), SITS ON AN AIRFIELD ON ITS OWN. NOTE THE NAME "GEE WHIZ" UNDER THE C
