B02665
Photograph B02665 First World War, 1914-1918The old Roman aqueduct at Ain Duk. Three soldiers are resting on the ground (left), another soldier is on the far right behind a tree.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A German LVG CV 2 seater reconnaissance aircraft brought down by Australian Flying Corps Officers Brown and Finlay. Standing in front of the aircraft from left to right are Captain A R Brown, DFC, Major S W Addison and Lieutenant G Finlay. The aircraft was brought back to Australia post war but was one of a number of aircraft accidentally destroyed by fire at the Australian War Museum in Melbourne in the 1920s (See also B02265).
A German L.V.G. CV 2 seater reconnaissance aircraft brought down by Australian Flying Corps Officers Brown and Finlay. In front of the aircraft are Major S W Addison (standing) and Captain A R Brown,

A German L.V.G. CV 2 seater reconnaissance aircraft brought down by Australian Flying Corps Officers Brown and Finlay. Standing in front of the aircraft from left to right are Lieutenant G Finlay, Ma

A German L.V.G. CV 2 seater reconnaissance aircraft brought down by Australian Flying Corps Officers Brown and Finlay on 22 August 1918. From left to right are Captain Allan Runcieman Brown DFC, Major

A German L.V.G. CV 2 seater reconnaissance aircraft brought down by Australian Flying Corps Officers Brown and Finlay on 22.8.1918. Captain A R Brown and Major S W Addison are standing in front of t

A German L.V.G. CV 2 seater reconnaissance aircraft brought down by Australian Flying Corps Officers Brown and Finlay on 22.8.1918. Captain Allan Runcieman Brown and Major S W Addison are standing in

A German L.V.G. CV 2 seater reconnaissance aircraft brought down by Australian Flying Corps Officers Brown and Finlay, who are standing behind the rear of the aircraft, on 22.8.1918. The aircraft was
