P00355.040 Accession Number: P00355.040

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PFALZ D III A 8284/17 IN THE U.K. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS CAPTURED ON 1918-05-30 WHEN FLOWN BY VZFW JACKOB POLLINGER OF JASTA 776 WHEN HE RAN OUT OF FUEL AND WAS FORCED TO DESCEND INTO BRITISH LINES. IT WAS ALLOTED BRITISH SERIAL G/SBN/13. LATER CLAIMED BY THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AS A WAR TROPHY, IT CAME TO AUSTRALIA AFTER THE WAR

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P00355.040
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Photograph
Object Type
Negative
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
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Whole
Item Count
1
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Copyright expired - public domain

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