The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of 2nd Lieutenant Jack Henry Weingarth standing beside a Sopwith Camel aircraft, possibly whilst training in Scotland. Later promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, Weingarth served as a pilot with No. 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) in France, and as an instructor at No. 6 (Training) Squadron AFC at Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire. He was killed in action, along with a cadet, during a training accident near Gloucestershire on 4 February 1919, aged 26.
SIX MEMBERS OF THE 1902 AUSTRALIAN CORONATION CORPS ON BOARD SHIP FOR RETURN TO AUSTRALIA AFTER HAVING PARTICIPATED IN THE CORONATION PARADE FOR KING EDWARD VII. EACH MAN WEARS HIS MEDAL FOR SERVICE I
Studio portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) Jack Henry Weingarth who served as a pilot with No. 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) in France in the period March - August 1918. He later served as an inst
Group portrait of three trainee pilots, possibly at the School of Aeronautics at Reading, United Kingdom. Identified at right is 2nd Lieutenant Jack Henry Weingarth, who later served as a pilot with N
Informal portrait of four trainee pilots, possibly at the School of Aeronautics at Reading, United Kingdom. Identified at top is 2nd Lieutenant Jack Henry Weingarth, who later served as a pilot with N
Civilian portrait of Jack Henry Weingarth, Licensed Surveyor, on the cover of his Aviator's Certificate. Lieutenant Weingarth served as a pilot with No. 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) in Fr
The cover of Lieutenant (Lt) Jack Henry Weingarth's 1916 Aviators Certificate. Lt Weingarth served as a pilot with No. 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) in France from March to August 1918, an
Group portrait of four trainee pilots, possibly at the School of Aeronautics at Reading, United Kingdom. Identified at far right is 2nd Lieutenant Jack Henry Weingarth, who later served as a pilot wit
