The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captured German aircraft at El Afule. An Albatros DVa serial D5359 (foreground), a DFW CV serial number 4432 is in the background and to the right is another Albatros DVa. Unusually, the colored stripe on the fuselage of the right hand Albatros has also been painted on the spinner of the aircraft.
See also B02840 and B02943.
Captured German aircraft at an enemy aerodrome after the Australian Light Horse had taken possession. An Albatros DVa serial D5359 (foreground) and a DFW CV serial 4432 is in the background. An Albat
Captured German aircraft at El Afule. From left to right are three Albatros DVa fighters, including D5359/17, (the white-tailed aircraft, as identified from photograph B02870), a DFW CV (probably CV
Four intact captured German DFW CV Reconnaissance bi-planes sitting on the landing strip at El Afule Aerodrome, Palestine. The planes were captured at Esdraelon. There is a British Armstrong Whitwort
GERMAN DFW CV RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT CAPTURED BY 10TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE ON AFULE AERODROME. (LENT BY CHAPLAIN C.L. RILEY) [SEE H02813, H02823]
German aircraft captured in Afule. The aircraft centre rear is an Armstrong-Whitworth F.K.8, serial C.3568. Two German aircraft in foreground are Albatros D.Va, unknown serial on left, serial D.2416
CAPTURED GERMAN D.F.W. C.V RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT, SERIAL 4432/18, ON AFULE AERODROME. (LENT BY LT. T G G FAHEY, 2ND. SIGNAL SQUADRON A.E.) [ARMSTRONG-WHITWORTH F.K8 IN BACKGROUND. SEE H02541, H02823
