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PHOTOGRAPH OF AN FB9 (COMMONLY KNOWN AS A 'GUNBUS' IN THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS) WHICH WAS USED AS A TWO-SEATER FIGHTER RECONNAISSANCE BIPLANE DURING THE 1914-18 WAR. AS WELL AS BEING ISSUED TO SQUADRONS ON THE WESTERN FRONT, A NUMBER WERE ALSO ISSUED TO THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS ON THE EASTERN WHERE THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN. IT IS PROBABLY THAT AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN OF NO 1 SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS, WHO WERE STATIONED IN PALESTINE UNDER BRITISH COMMAND, ALSO FLEW THESE PLANES.
PHOTOGRAPH OF AN FB9 (COMMONLY KNOWN AS A 'GUNBUS' IN THE ROYAL FLY ING CORPS) WHICH WAS USED AS A TWO-SEATER FIGHTER RECONNAISSANCE BIPLANE DURING THE 1914-18 WAR. AS WELL AS BEING ISSUED TO SQUADRON
AIRMEN CROWD AROUND A VICKERS FB9 GUNBUS WHICH HAS CRASHED INTO THE WALL OF AN AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS DINING HUT THOUGHT TO BELONG TO NO. 3 SQUADRON.
UNITED KINGDOM. C.1917. A ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY BE12 SINGLE SEATER BIPLANE WITH A 150 HORSE POWER ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY 4A ENGINE. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS USED BY NO. 1 SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS.
Sembawang, Singapore. 1941. The theatre at RAF Station Sembawang. The theatre was used for entertainment and recreation for the servicemen stationed there. During the retreat of the allied forces in t
UNITED KINGDOM. C. 1918. A FRENCH BUILT TWO SEATER SPAD XIII RECONNAISSANCE FIGHTER AIRCRAFT A NUMBER OF WHICH WERE USED BY THE UNITED STATES FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL PRINTS HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
Sembawang, Singapore. 1941. The swimming pool at RAF Station Sembawang. The pool provided entertainment and recreation for the servicemen stationed there. During the retreat of the allied forces in th
