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RE8 SERIAL NUMBER C2309, AIRCRAFT "O" OF OF NO 3 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. THIS AIRCRAFT "RANBY" WAS PRESENTED BY LIEUTENANT COLONEL SIR A E BINGHAM, BART, VD.
PHOTOGRAPH OF RE8 A4397 OF NO. 3 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. THIS IS AN EARLY RE8 WITH A SMALL FIN. TAKEN BY 1485 KENNETH HENDERSON MCCLEOD OF NO. 3 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. This aircr
Captain Charles Cuvet Matheson (left) and Lieutenant Christopher Rupert Fenwicke, both of 3rd Squadron Australian Flying Corps, beside an RE8 aircraft. These men flew together in Contact-Patrol and B
Informal portrait of Lieutenant Alan Hamilton Paterson, No 69 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (later No 3 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps) standing next to an RE8 (Reconnaissance Experimental) aircraft
An inspection by General Sir H G Chauvel, of the RE8 aircraft of the No 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, at Mejdel.
AN RE8 AIRCRAFT, SERIAL NO. A4397, FROM NO. 3 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS, WHICH SET A RECORD FOR BRITISH FORCES ON THE WESTERN FRONT BY COMPLETING 440 HOURS OF SERVICE FLYING 147 FLIGHTS ACROSS
AN RE8 AIRCRAFT, SERIAL NO. A4397, FROM NO. 3 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS, WHICH SET A RECORD FOR BRITISH FORCES ON THE WESTERN FRONT BY COMPLETING 440 HOURS OF SERVICE FLYING 147 FLIGHTS ACROSS
