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C.1917. PALESTINE. NO 1 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC). THREE AIRCRAFT IN FRONT OF HANGAR. L-R TWO BE2E AND ONE MARTINSYDE AIRCRAFT. (DONOR: R.H. LECKIE).
EL MAZAR, SINAI, 1917. NO 1 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) AERODROME, OUR 3RD AERODROME SINCE LEAVING KANTARA ON THE SUEZ CANAL. THE THREE PLANES IN THE FRONT LINE ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: A BE2E A
LIEUTENANT REG BAILLIEU, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), IN A 2 SEATER BE2E AIRCRAFT. TAKEN FROM FRONT COCKPIT. THE SHORES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ARE ON THE RIGHT. (DONOR: R.H. LECKIE)
THE ONLY DE HAVILLAND FIGHTER WITH NO 1 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), 1917. THIS IS THE AIRCRAFT IN WHICH LIEUTENANT CLAUDE VAUTIN WAS SHOT DOWN BY THE GERMAN FLYING ACE FELMY. (DONOR: R.H.
DEIR EL BELAH, PALESTINE, 1917. THIS CAMOUFLAGED AERODROME LAID OUT BY NO 1 SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), WAS OUR FIRST IN PALESTINE AND PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE DURING THE BREAKTHROUGH INT
FLIGHT SERGEANT ARTHUR BAIRD, LEADING FLIGHT ENGINEER WITH NO 1 SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) TUNING UP A BEARDMORE ENGINE, 1917. (DONOR: R.H. LECKIE)
1916-07-25. THE FIRST 29 REINFORCEMENTS TO NO 1 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), ON P&O SHIP MALWA, WHEN SAILING FROM MELBOURNE. THE THREE PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE IN THE FRONT ROW, O. H. COULSON SITT
