The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captain G. C. Wilson MC DCM, near Baizieux, seated in an D.H.5 A9449, '1' aircraft with which he did effective bombing and harassing work during the Cambrai Battle of November 1917, thereby earning for himself the MC. Standing near the propeller is 2348 1st Air Mechanic Henry Alexander Momsen. The white band round the fuselage was, at the time the photograph was taken, the official Squadron marking.
Informal portrait of Captain G C Wilson MC DCM, near Baizieux, seated in an D.H.5 A9449, '1' aircraft with which he did effective bombing and harassing work during the Cambrai Battle of November 1917,
Group portrait of officers of the 68th Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, at Baizieux, after the fighting at Cambrai. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Louis Francis Loder; Lt Thomas Grant; Cap
Group portrait of officers of the 68th Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, at Baizieux, after the fighting at Cambrai. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Louis Francis Loder; Lt Thomas Grant; Cap
The D.H.5 aircraft in which Lieutenant MacDonald of the 68th Australian Squadron (No. 2 Australian Flying Corps (AFC)), crashed out of control near Baizieux, on 6 December 1917. When withdrawn from th
Monfalcone, Italy. C. 1945-04. When RAF Liberator aircraft were bombing ship building yards at Monfalcone, north-east of Italy, in daylight, one crew had a miraculous escape when their aircraft was st
Folder containing the image of the grave of Captain (Capt) David Gerald Evans MC, 8th Battalion. A grazier from "Redcamp", Moyhu, Victoria, Capt Evans enlisted in 1915 and embarked from Melbourne aboa
