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Bickendorf, Cologne, Germany. December 1918. A derelict Staaken R.XIV or R.XV at the Bickendorf when the Australian No. 4 Squadron was established there. See E04148 and E04253.
Bickendorf, Cologne, Germany. 18 December 1918. A derelict Staaken R.XIV or XV wreck on Bickendorf Aerodrome when it was used by No. 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps. See also E04147, E04148, E0414
Bickendorf, Cologne, Germany. December 1918. A group of officers and men of No. 4 Australian Squadron photographed in front of a derelict Staaken R.XIV or X.V at the Bickendorf Aerodrome near Cologne.
A derelict Staaken R.XIV or XV wreck on Bickendorf Aerodrome, near Cologne in Germany, when it was used by No 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps.
COLOGNE, GERMANY. 1918. THE FRAMEWORK OF A DAMAGED ZEPPELIN STAAKEN R SERIES AIRCRAFT AT BICKENDORF AERODROME. THE PEOPLE STANDING ON THE FRAMEWORK WERE PROBABLY ATTACHED TO NO. 4 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN
An American SPAD XIII aircraft at Bickendorf aerodrome near Cologne. See also A3946. As part of the British Army of Occupation, No 4 Squadron, AFC was stationed at Bickendorf in Cologne from 7 Decem
A Sopwith Snipe of No 4 Squadron at Bickendorf, Cologne. As part of the British Army of Occupation, No 4 Squadron, AFC was stationed at Bickendorf in Cologne from 7 December 1918 until March 1919.
