The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1920-10-30, ADELAIDE. THE MOTOR TRADER'S ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA SHOW. BEHIND THE AUSTRALIAN AIR CORPS SE5A AND DE HAVILLAND BOMBER IS A HALBERSTADT CL11 15342/17. THIS IS THE ONLY KNOWN PHOTOGRAPH OF THE HALBERSTADT IN AUSTRALIA
Parabellum Model 1914/17 Aircraft Machine Gun with a rectangular box section action and an air cooled barrel that has a slotted sheet steel cover jacket. A fixed handle is attached to the barrel jacke
Signed photograph of a Mosquito Bomber presented to the only Aboriginal employee, Auntie Dolly Miles at Hawker De Havilland at Bankstown Airport, Sydney. Signatures include famous De Havilland pilots,
SOUTH AUSTRALIA, 1920-10. BRISTOL F2B FIGHTER AIRCRAFT ON DISPLAY AT THE MOTOR TRADERS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
1918-06, FLESSELLES. GERMAN HALBERSTADT CL II AIRCRAFT, NUMBER 15342/17, THAT WAS FORCED TO LAND BY LIEUTENANTS ARMSTRONG AND MART OF NO. 3 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. IT WAS LATER PRESENTED TO
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "In the aerial battle of 11.1.44. Terror bomber shot down in The Harz has crashed in an open field." The photograph is of the wreckage
Halberstadt RR3/4. Halberstadt CL II aircraft no. 15342/17 of Schlachtstaffel 13, a German ground support unit. This aircraft, crewed by Gefreiter Hausler and Vizfeldwebel Mullenbach, was forced down
England. c. 1918. Layout of component parts of a De Havilland DH9 bomber aircraft (serial no. 5530) prior to construction in an aircraft factory. The photograph joins with P02163.021 to show a present
