The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant Colonel Walter Oswald Watt's aeroplane in Egypt, seen in front of a hangar flying a Union Jack on the flagpole. The Bleriot XI two seater was the first British plane and pilot to fly in Egypt.
A Morane Saulnier Type H, the first aeroplane to fly across the Mediterranean sea. This monoplane was piloted by Roland Garros, a French pilot. The same machine was flown up the River Nile from Cairo
A photograph, taken from an aeroplane above, of a plane piloted by Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Walter Oswald Watt, seen flying over German territory in 1915. Lt Col Watt was an Australian who joined t
Collection relating to the First World War service of Lieutenant Colonel Walter Oswald “Toby” Watt, Australian Flying Corps, France and Australia, 1914-1921. Wallet 1 of 2 - Consists of letters and p
Letters and postcards relating to the First World War service of Captain Walter Oswald “Toby” Watt, French Foreign Legion, Military Aviation Division. Watt undertook flying training in England and ob
THE MOSQUE, WITH THE UNION JACK AND A RED CROSS FLAG FLYING ON A MAKESHIFT FLAGPOLE IN THE FOREGROUND.
Scrapbook relating to the First World War service and death of Lieutenant Colonel Walter Oswald Watt, No. 2 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps. Watt undertook flying training in England and obtained h
