The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An accident on Savy Aerodrome during the German offensive. A powerful factor in weakening the German thrust across the old Somme battlefield was the continuous bombing by British aircraft. Both Nos 2 and 4 Australian Squadrons were engaged in this, the machines bombing the enemy, returning for further bombs, and then starting again as fast as they could be loaded. No. 2 Squadron was at Savy. Seen here is an accident on the ground. (Serial No. C9539, V, of C Flight No. 2 Squadron). Left to right: Lieutenant G. R. E. Brettingham-Moore; Captain (Capt) R. W. McKenzie MC; Air Mechanic Second Class (2nd AM) A. Primrose; 656 Sergeant Percy Francis Clements; Corporal (Cpl) L. Dunnet; 2nd AM P. Gaffney; 2nd AM J. Matthews; 6 Cpl C. E. Wardell; Cpl W. B. Campbell MM.
Group portrait of officers and Non-commissioned Officers attached to the Headquarters of the 1st Wing Australian Flying Corps. Back row, left to right: 17059 Staff Sergeant (S Sgt) Garnet Hampden Jul
United Kingdom. 20 January 1918. Group portrait of original members of the Aircraft Repair Section, 1st Wing, Australian Flying Corps, at Tern Hill Aerodrome. Back row, left to right (standing): Airma
Leighterton, England. Group portrait of B Flight, No. 8 Training Squadron of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC). The aircrew cadets wearing a white cap band are trainee pilots. Back row, left to right:
The D.H.5 aircraft in which Lieutenant MacDonald of the 68th Australian Squadron (No. 2 Australian Flying Corps (AFC)), crashed out of control near Baizieux, on 6 December 1917. When withdrawn from th
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-11-26. STOKER N. GALE AND STOKER R. SMITH, BOTH RAN, BEING TOWED IN DINGHIES AT NO. 2 AUSTRALIAN ORDNANCE SMALL CRAFT PARK, PRIMROSE PARK. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-11-26. THE COOKHOUSE AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS AT NO. 2 AUSTRALIAN ORDNANCE SMALL CRAFT PARK, PRIMROSE PARK. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
