The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
Members of the 18th Reinforcements, 1st Divisional Ammunition Column, informally grouped on the wharf, waiting to board the troopship HMAT Orsova (A67). Some of the soldiers have sprigs of wattle in
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
CAPTURED GERMAN ALBATROS D3 SCOUT AIRCRAFT. DUE TO THE INTERWING STRUT DESIGN, THESE AIRCRAFT WERE KNOWN AS "VEE-STRUTTERS", AND WERE USED TO GREAT EFFECT BY THE GERMANS OVER THE WESTERN FRONT IN 1917
CAPTURED GERMAN ALBATROS D3 SCOUT AIRCRAFT. DUE TO THE INTERWING STRUT DESIGN, THESE AIRCRAFT WERE KNOWN AS "VEE-STRUTTERS", AND WERE USED TO GREAT EFFECT BY THE GERMANS OVER THE WESTERN FRONT IN 1917
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.
A CAPTURED GERMAN ALBATROS D3 SCOUT AIRCRAFT. DUE TO THE INTERWING STRUT DESIGN, THESE AIRCRAFT WERE CALLED "VEE-STRUTTERS", AND WERE USED TO GREAT EFFECT BY THE GERMANS OVER THE WESTERN FRONT IN 1917
A CAPTURED GERMAN HALBERSTADT D.III. THIS AIRCRAFT IS PAINTED WITH BRITISH MILITARY TRICOLOURS. THE NUMBER 234 HAS ALSO BEEN PAINTED ON THE RUDDER. [234/ .1/2F P. SEE A5120, A5148]
