The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An S.E.5 Type aircraft at Baizieux. One of the new machines supplied to the 68th Australian Squadron (No. 2 Australian Flying Corps (AFC)), after the Cambrai Battle. Identified, left to right: Corporal (Cpl) H. W. Scholes, and Cpl H. Pitkin.
One of the newer types of Scouts (S.E.5A) used by the 68th Australian Squadron (No. 2 AFC), after the Battle of Cambrai. The photograph shows Corporal (Cpl) H W Scholes (left) and Cpl H Pitkin (right)
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 When withdrawn from th
Group portrait of Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Watt and officers of the 68th Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, at Baizieux, after the fighting at Cambrai. No identification details were recorded for t
A flight of S.E.5A aircrafts of the 2nd Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, (letter (Z?) on the lower starboard wing of right hand). Identified, left to right, in front of the aircraft are: Air Mechani
A Flight of Australian Sopwith Camels of the 4th Squadron Australian Flying Corps (AFC). The machines have just been made ready for further operations against advancing Germans. Note Serials B 7406 "W
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
