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SINAI, 1917. MARTINSYDE AIRCRAFT ON ITS NOSE, AS A RESULT OF LANDING WITH ONE WHEEL OFF AT MUSTABIG. NOTE ROPE HANGING FROM REAR SKID, READY TO HAUL AIRCRAFT BACK INTO POSITION. SECOND FROM LEFT IN FOREGROUND IS THE PILOT, LIEUTENANT JACK TUNBRIDGE. SEE ALSO P588/31/08.
SINAI, 1917. FIRST AIR TO AIR MESSAGE. LIEUTENANT JACK TUNBRIDGE AT MUSTABIG LOST ONE WHEEL OFF A MARTINSYDE AIRCRAFT WHEN TAKING OFF TO CHASE A HUN. OUR COMMANDING OFFICER COLONEL WILLIAMS QUICKLY HA
SINAI, 1917. LIEUTENANT JACK TUNBRIDGE OF BALLARAT IN THE COCKPIT OF AN AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) SINGLE SEATER MARTINSYDE AIRCRAFT, ABOUT TO TAKE OFF. NOTE THE STITCHING OF THESE OLD TIME MACHINE
RAAF DHC4 Caribou A4-159 on the flight line at the Vung Tau airfield. In the background is A4-152. This aircraft suffered severe damge to its undercarriage and wing centre section in a landing accid
LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND. 1943-08-31. THE EMBLEM OF "A" FOR APPLE, A LANCASTER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 467 SQUADRON RAAF OF BOMBER COMMAND, BASED AT RAF STATION WADDINGTON, AND CAPTAINED BY PILOT OFFICER D. J. S
A No 2 Squadron Canberra bomber aircraft A84-241 sits in the middle of the Phan Rang runway, Vietnam, after its nose wheel failed to lower for landing on 11 July 1970. The aircraft was piloted by O224
Five unidentified soldiers working on a Daimler motor lorry which has been damaged by shellfire, near Taylor's Dump on the Menin Road in the Ypres sector. The damage was the result of a high velocity
