The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DARDANELLES CAMPAIGN. COMMANDER CHARLES RUMNEY SAMSON'S MEN OF THE ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE MADE THIS "HOME-MADE" GUN CARRIAGE, WHICH CAN BE PLACED BEHIND A FAST MOTOR. (BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH Q13545) (SEE G524) [NIEUPORT AND MORANE SAULNIER AIRCRAFT IN BACKGROUND]
A 'home made' gun carriage which can be placed behind a fast motor. It was constructed by the men of the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) Wing based on Tenedos Island, which took part in the operations
A 'home made' gun carriage which can be placed behind a fast motor. It was constructed by the men of the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) Wing based on Tenedos Island, which took part in the operations
AT THE DARDANELLES. COMMANDER CHARLES RUMNEY SAMSON ABOUT TO START ON ONE OF HIS "STRAFING" EXCURSIONS. (BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH Q13542) [WITH NIEUPORT SINGLE SEAT FIGHTER]
Dardanelles Campaign, Turkey. 1915. Lord Kitchener, Chief of the British General Staff, shaking hands with the French Army Commander in Chief in the area. (Donor British Official Photograph Q13580)
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Close up of Commander C R Samson about to start on a flight in a Nieuport 10 aircraft modified to single seat fighter with Lewis gun armanent pointing through upper
France. c. 1916. A group of British Army soldiers on the battlefield near Ginchy. Several wounded have been placed on stretchers to be evacuated by ambulances, two motorised and two horse drawn, which
Ervillers, France. c. 1917. British Army horse drawn gun limbers moving over recently captured ground near the village. Barbed wire defences and the village can be seen in the background. (Donor Briti
