The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A DH5 British aircraft, serial no A9432, on an airfield. The No 2 Squadron Australian Flying Corps (AFC) was equipped with these machines in France. Lieutenant Morrison (in pilot's seat) was the first casualty in No 2 Squadron. He fell in No Man's Land and was rescued under fire by Captain Heath MC, London Regiment, who was awarded a bar to his MC for his bravery. Note the lack of armament, and that the presentation legend seems to be fabric stuck on type.
An SE5 British aeroplane, with Captain Phillipps DFC MC, of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC), in the pilot's seat. The DH5 machines initially used by the AFC were subsequently replaced by these aerop
A de Havilland DH5 scout (fighter) aircraft (Serial A9245) of 68 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (renumbered as No 2 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps from 19 January 1918) at an aerodrome in Lincolnshir
A de Havilland DH5 scout (fighter) aircraft (Serial A 9432) of 68 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (renumbered as No 2 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps from 19 January 1918) at an aerodrome in Lincolnshi
A posed photograph of a de Havilland DH5 scout (fighter) aircraft (serial A197) of 68 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (renumbered as No 2 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps from 19 January 1918) at an aer
A de Havilland DH5 scout (fighter) aircraft (serial A9395) of 68 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (renumbered as No 2 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps from 19 January 1918) at an aerodrome in Lincol
A de Havilland DH5 scout (fighter) aircraft (serial A197) of 68 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) (renumbered as 2 Squadron, AFC from 19 January 1918) at an aerodrome in Lincolnshire, England, w
