The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The wreckage of a De Havilland DH2 aircraft used for training Australian pilots rests on top of a building where it crash landed. This aircraft was known as a pusher because the engine was located behind the pilot's seat.
A De Havilland DH2 aircraft in the desert, with skull and crossbones painted on the nose in front of the engine. The Airco DH2 was a single seat fighter aircraft which was powered by an engine fitted
A group of unidentified airmen stands around a B.E.2 1/2F.P. aircraft, serial A1794, that has crash landed. It was being used for training Australian pilots.
A crashed DH2 aircraft. The Airco DH2 was a single seat fighter aircraft which was powered by an engine fitted with a pusher type propeller designed by Geoffrey de Havilland, and fitted with a forward
PALESTINE. C. 1918. A DE HAVILLAND 2 PUSHER AIRCRAFT SHOWING DAMAGE AFTER IT WAS CRASHED BY CAPTAIN RIDDELL OF THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL HOUSED IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR J. E. WORTH)
Benalla, Vic. C. 1944. A group of instructors and trainee pilots at No. 11 Elementary Flying Training School, RAAF Benalla. On the airfield behind them are the unit's De Havilland DH82 Tiger Moth trai
Benalla, Vic. C. 1944. A group of instructors and trainee pilots at No. 11 Elementary Flying Training School, RAAF Benalla. On the airfield behind them are the unit's De Havilland DH82 Tiger Moth trai
