The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bickendorf, Cologne, Germany. 1918-1919. A German armoured aircraft made entirely of metal, with corrugated iron wings, known as the Junkers J.I (Serial 844/17), at the Bickendorf Aerodrome when the 4th Squadron of the Australian Flying Corps was stationed there. See also E04146. The men in the photograph are unidentified.
A German Armoured Biplane, Junkers J.I Serial 884/17, photographed at Bickendorf Aerodrome when No. 344 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps was established there. Left to right: Lieutenant Gentz (German
A damaged German Junkers J.1 Aircraft, 884/17, 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
Cologne, Germany. 1919. Members of the 4th Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, celebrating Foundation Day at Bickendorf Aerodrome. (Donor E.J. Richards)
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
Royal Aircraft Factory Bristol F2B fighter aircraft, Serial F6043 at Bickendorf aerodrome. As part of the British Army of Occupation, No 4 Squadron, AFC was stationed at Bickendorf in Cologne from 7
A Sopwith Snipe aircraft, Serial E8069 of No 4 Squadron at Bickendorf aerodrome. As part of the British Army of Occupation, No 4 Squadron, AFC was stationed at Bickendorf in Cologne from 7 December 1
