The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"PILOT'S DEADLY MACHINE GUN" (BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTO PPG193) [S.E.5A PILOT DEMONSTRATES FIRING THE OVER WING LEWIS MK III AERIAL MACHINE GUN WHEN PULLED BACK ON THE FOSTER MOUNT. THIS WAS A FAVOURITE ATTACK TACTIC USED BY JAMES MCCUDDEN VC, AGAINST GERMAN TWO SEATERS]
"GETTING READY FOR AN AIR BATTLE" (BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTO PPG189) S.E.5A PILOT LIEUTENANT KNIGHT, NO. 1 SQUADRON RAF, SEATED IN HIS AIRCRAFT, DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CHANGE THE DRUM MAGAZINE ON A LEWI
A JAT LEWIS GUNNER FIRING AT AN ENEMY PLANE, WHILE THE OTHER SEPOYS RUSH TO FUNK PITS FOR SAFETY. (BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTO MES726)[LEWIS MK 1 MACHINE GUN ON ANTI-AIRCRAFT MOUNT]
PROBABLY FRANCE, C.1918. PILOT AND OBSERVER OF NO.62 SQUADRON, ROYAL FLYING CORPS (RFC), WITH THEIR AIRCRAFT (BRISTOL FIGHTER F2B). NOTE THE TWIN LEWIS MK 3 AERIAL MACHINE GUNS AND GUN MOUNTS. (DONOR
Standard First World War issued Lewis Mk 1 Machine Gun. The barrel jacket has a large hole caused by an artillery fragmentation splinter and has a worn hand painted inscription detailing the history
Standard First World War issued Lewis Mk 1 Machine Gun. The barrel jacket has a large hole caused by an artillery fragmentation splinter and has a worn hand painted inscription detailing the history
A crashed DH2 aircraft. The Airco DH2 was a single seat fighter aircraft which was powered by an engine fitted with a pusher type propeller designed by Geoffrey de Havilland, and fitted with a forward
