The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
OS Carlton, No. 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corps (AFC), paints 'UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS ASSOCIATION' on the starboard rear fuselage of BE2C aircraft 6802.
Fara, Palestine. 1917. Port view of a RAF (Vulcan) BE.2e aircraft (No. 6802), built by the Vulcan Motor and Engineering Co Ltd, of No. 1 Squadron. Note `The United Commercial Travellers' Association o
UNITED KINGDOM. STARBOARD VIEW OF CRASHED B.E.2 SERIAL A1372. NOTE FUSELAGE BANDS. (COLLECTION OF LT. H G CORNELL, NO.2 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), KIA 1917-12-11 OVER DERNANCOURT. DONATED
Group of aircraft and unidentified crew of the 7th Squadron of the 1st Wing, Australian Flying Corps (AFC). Aircraft identified, left to right: Avro 504K, Serial No. F9769; BE2C; Bristol F2B; RE8.
Transporting dismantled Avro 504K aircraft serial E9314 of No. 6 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), at Minchinhampton aerodrome in front of camouflaged canvas hangars. The fuselage is
463 Private Harry Victor Leckie, a Photographer with No. 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corps (AFC), mounting a camera on the starboard side of a BE2E aircraft.
Leighterton, England. A close view of Australian Avro 504 biplane trainers, serials F2241 and F2285, of No. 8 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), in front of a hangar. Note the emu emb
