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Photograph 021114 Second World War, 1939-1945Australian troops inspecting a crashed Vichy plane, a Potez, at Aleppo aerodrome, Syria, where heavy British air action immobilised Vichy aircraft during the campaign.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The wreckage of three Vichy planes, one a twin engine machine fitted with Hispano-Suiza engines (possibly a Potez Model 630) at Aleppo aerodrome, Syria. The aircraft were destroyed during an air attack.
Australian troops inspecting a crashed Vichy plane, a Potez, at Aleppo aerodrome, Syria, where heavy British air action immobilised Vichy aircraft during the campaign.

Australian troops inspecting a crashed Vichy plane, a Potez, at Aleppo aerodrome, Syria, where heavy British air action immobilised Vichy aircraft during the campaign.

Baalbek, Syria. 1941. Some of about fourteen Vichy French aircraft damaged during Allied air attacks on the airfield near Baalbek. Seen in this image are a Potez 25 biplane, pair of Potez 630 light

HANDLEY PAGE 0/100 AIRCRAFT, THE ONLY ONE TO BE FITTED WITH FOUR 200 HORSEPOWER HISPANO SUIZA ENGINES, DUE TO THE UNAVAILABILITY OF THE USUAL 250 HP ROLLS ROYCE ENGINES. WWI.

An Australian air mechanic effecting minor repairs to the Hispano Suiza engine of S.E.5A, serial F9075, of No. 6 (Training) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) at the aerodrome. (See D00435).

A Wolseley S.E.5A type of aircraft flying low near Lille. Fitted with a 180 H.P. Viper (Hispano-Suiza) engine, these machines were successfully employed up to the time of the Armistice for aerial figh
