The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PALESTINE, 1917-07-12. FIRST PAGE OF A LETTER FROM GERMAN AVIATOR FELMY RELATING TO LIEUTENANT C.H. VAUTIN, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. SEE F.M. CUTLACK'S, OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (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.
PALESTINE, 1917-07-12. SECOND PAGE OF LETTER. SEE ALSO P589/27/11. (DONOR: R.H. LECKIE).
Lieutenant C H Vautin of No 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), with leading German aviator Oberleutnant Gerhardt Felmy. This photograph was taken after Vautin was forced down, while on photog
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).
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
Group portrait of German aviators of Fliegerabteilung 300 (FA300) in various forms of tropical and other uniform, some pre-colonial. The photograph was dropped on No. 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corp
