D00491
Photograph D00491 Period 1910-1919Minchinhampton, England. Members of No. 5 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), dismantling Australian two-seat (dual instructional) Sopwith Camel aircraft (130hp Clerget) serial F1946 a
D00498 Accession Number: D00498
Description
Minchinhampton, England. Mechanics at repair workshop inside Headquarters Machine Shops of No. 1 Two Squadron Station, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) at the Australian aerodrome at Minchinhampton. Left to right: 1361 Chief Mechanic E. E. Strike; 1635 2/Air Mechanic J. N. Purcell; 3801 W. C. Mackay; 1938 J. A. Casey; 1118 Chief Master Mechanic R. H. Buchanan; 676 1/AM Arthur Owen McGuire.
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Accession Number
D00498
Photographer
Unknown
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Black & white - Glass original whole plate negative
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
Date Made
30 April 1919
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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