The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Aircraft from an Australian Flying Squadron which flew over to attend the 4th Australian Divisional race meeting. SE5A serial E5965 "X" 1/4f.p with another SE5A and a Camel in the background.
Squadron practice at the Australian Flying Corps Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training at Halton Camp. Mechanics hold onto chocks under the wheels of an RE8 seria
SE5a scout / fighter. It is a single-engined wood and fabric single-seat aircraft. Powerplant - Wolseley Viper V8 200 hp, Serial No. 74908, (installed) stationary 8 cylinder, upright 90-degree Vee wat
Australian Flying Corps SE5A Fighter aircraft lined up on an airfield. Serial number of the central aircraft is A2-19.
Two Australian Flying Corps (AFC) servicemen examine an A2 Royal Aircraft Factory SE5a aircraft C1924 which has crashed in a field. This aircraft, which features a kangaroo and the numeral 1 on the f
A crowd of troops massed at the 4th Australian Divisional Race meeting. Note the Australian flag flying from the flag pole (centre). In the left background there is a row of motor vehicles. This is
The white painted with black check pattern Sopwith Camel aircraft, Serial E7267, which was used by Captain A H Cobby DFC DSO and Bars, of No 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), while serving as
