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Photograph D00416 Period 1910-1919An early morning scene at the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) aerodrome in front of a camouflaged canvas hangar. Line up of S.E.5A fighter aircraft (1/2f p). Aircraft, serial no. D3934 of No. 6 (T) Squa

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Minchinhampton, England. An early morning scene at the Australian aerodrome beside the new camouflaged hangar. Avro 504 in front of S.E.5A line up.
An early morning scene at the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) aerodrome in front of a camouflaged canvas hangar. Line up of S.E.5A fighter aircraft (1/2f p). Aircraft, serial no. D3934 of No. 6 (T) Squa

An early morning scene at the Australian aerodrome. Line up of S.E.5A fighter aircraft of No. 6 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC). Right to left, serials D353; D3541 and D3934 identif

Minchinhampton, England. Dismantled Avro 504 aeroplanes of No. 5 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), serials F8858 and E9274 identified, in a hangar at the Australian aerodrome.

Minchinhampton, England. Captain Holden MC, Commanding Officer of No. 6 Training Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) from 25 July 1918 to 11 August 1918, piloting an S.E.5a type machine (180hp His

Leighterton, England. A view of the camouflaged canvas hangars at the Australian aerodrome with three Avro 504 aircraft.

PROBABLY MINCHINHAMPTON AERODROME, GLOCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND C.1917. S.E.5A'S AND ANOTHER AIRCRAFT LINED UP AT MINCHINHAMPTON AERODROME OUTSIDE HANGARS. (DONOR - B. GORDON).
