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Photograph B01862 First World War, 1914-1918A group of German aeroplane mechanics standing in front of an A.E.G. C.IV aircraft at a Turkish aerodrome, prior to the Australian occupation. A mounted Arab policeman is seen in the background.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kuskus. A German A.E.G. C.IV aeroplane taking off at the enemy aerodrome. Note the camouflage painting on the aeroplane.
A group of German aeroplane mechanics standing in front of an A.E.G. C.IV aircraft at a Turkish aerodrome, prior to the Australian occupation. A mounted Arab policeman is seen in the background.

A.E.G C.IV aircraft, being assembled at the German aircraft depot, during enemy occupation.

PALESTINE. 1918. SKELETON OF A.E.G. C.IV BURNED BY THE ENEMY PRIOR TO CAPTURE AT AMMAN, JUST OUTSIDE THE AERODROME. (LENT BY COL. CROLL, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS)

The remains of a German aircraft depot, showing burnt out A.E.G. C.IV reconnaissance aircraft, after the advance of the British Army. Note the steel tubed fuselages.

A close up view of a German A.E.G. C.IV aircraft with engine panels swung open. Note the 'Teddy Bear', this was a very popular mascot of the Germans.

A wrecked enemy A.E.G. C.IV aircraft, overturned and showing the remains of the propeller sunk into the ground.
