The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Baalbek, Syria. 1941. Some of about fourteen Vichy French aircraft damaged during Allied air attacks on the airfield near Baalbek. Seen in this image are a Potez 25 biplane, pair of Potez 630 light bombers in the middle (one with a number '5' on the rear fuselage) and and much larger Farman 220 bomber/transport aircraft on the right.
BAALBEK, SYRIA. 1941. A VICHY FRENCH FARMAN 220 BOMBER/TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WHICH WAS DAMAGED DURING ALLIED AIR ATTACKS ON THE LANDING GROUND NEAR BAALBEK. NOTE THE BULLET HOLES IN THE SIDE OF THE PLANE
The wreckage of three Vichy planes, one a twin engine machine fitted with Hispano-Suiza engines (possibly a Potez Model 630) at Aleppo aerodrome, Syria. The aircraft were destroyed during an air atta
Three unidentified Australian ground crew members from No 3 Squadron RAAF, standing on the starboard wing of a damaged Vichy French Air Force, Liore et Olivier 451 twin engined light bomber at the Ray
Rayak Airfield, Lebanon. A captured Vichy French Air Force (Armée de l'air de l'Armistice) Potez 63.11 observation/reconnaissance aircraft. This aircraft, serial number 828 and in the markings of the
Rayak Airfield, Lebanon. A captured Vichy French Air Force (Armée de l'air de l'Armistice) Potez 63.11 observation/reconnaissance aircraft. This aircraft, serial number 828 and in the markings of the
RAYAK, SYRIA. 1941. NX53048 CLIVE H. ROUGHLEY STANDING IN THE COCKPIT OF A CAPTURED MARCEL BLOCH FRENCH BOMBER AIRCRAFT ON THE AIRFIELD.
