The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of Australian and British Officers and men inspecting a Renault 12 Fe V-12 engine at the Australian Flying Corps Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training at Halton Camp. The mechanics are under technical training, while officers look on. This type engine was fitted to a variety of British aircraft such as the Airco D.H.4, Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.7 and Short (Admiralty Type) 184 aircraft.
Mechanics receiving technical instruction on a V12 Rolls Royce engine at the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training, Halton Camp. The
Informal outdoors group portrait of unidentified mechanics under technical training at the Australian Flying Corps Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training at Halton
UNITED KINGDOM. C.1917. AN AIRCO DH6 TWO SEAT TRAINER BIPLANE WITH A 90 HORSE POWER ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY 1A ENGINE. THE AIRCRAFT WAS USED BY NO. 5 AND 7 TRAINING SQUADRONS, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS.
A Handley Page aeroplane at the Australian Flying Corps Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training at Halton Camp. Mechanics stand around a rope strung around the prop
Squadron practice at the Australian Flying Corps Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training at Halton Camp. Mechanics are holding chocks under the wheels of an SE5A. 1
Squadron practice at the Australian Flying Corps Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training at Halton Camp. Mechanics hold onto chocks under the wheels of an RE8 seria
