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Photograph 301428 Korean War, 1950-19531951. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMAS SYDNEY (III), PROBABLY TAKEN IN KOREAN WATERS AS THE FIVE SEA FURY AIRCRAFT ON THE FLIGHT DECK FORWARD HAVE BLACK AND WHITE KOREAN WAR IDE

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian RE8 aircraft shows the distinctive marks painted on the wings and fuselage of the machine, for purposes of identification when in flight. The insignia of a white square seems to have been stuck on and is peeling off, probably a temporary marking. [3/4r.p]
1951. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMAS SYDNEY (III), PROBABLY TAKEN IN KOREAN WATERS AS THE FIVE SEA FURY AIRCRAFT ON THE FLIGHT DECK FORWARD HAVE BLACK AND WHITE KOREAN WAR IDE

A Royal Flying Corps (RFC) RE8 aircraft serial B506? which crashed on the battlefield at Westhoek. It was compelled to land through engine failure. The dumbell insignia on the rear fuselage indicates

Captured German Halberstadt CL III 15342/17 with the following markings painted on the aircraft: Roman numeral III on the fuselage; a Greek cross on the fuselage, wings and tail; and black and white s

An American SPAD XIII aircraft, with white painted fin, of the 94th Aero Squadron. Note the 'Stars and Stripes Hat in the Ring' insignia on the fuselage. See also A03953.

LANGHAM, ENGLAND. C. 1944-08. BEAUFIGHTER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 455 SQUADRON RAAF, RETURN FROM AN ATTACK ON AN ENEMY CONVOY. BLACK AND WHITE STRIPES WERE PAINTED ON THE WINGS AND FUSELAGE OF ALL ALLIED AIRC

Cockpit and forward fuselage section of Royal Australian Air Force Avro Anson aircraft number R3581. Exterior of nose is painted in distinctive yellow paint with the number "86" stenciled in black pa