The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 aeroplanes.
An SE5a British aeroplane piloted by Captain Roy Cecil Phillipps, Australian Flying Corps (AFC). Roy Phillipps was born in Moree, NSW on 1 March 1892. Following the death of his father, William Hargre
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
UNITED KINGDOM. C. 1917. A ROYAL AIRCRAFT FACTORY SE5 SINGLE SEAT FIGHTER SCOUT AND TRAINING AIRCRAFT FITTED WITH A 200 HORSE POWER WOLSELEY VIPER ENGINE. THESE AIRCRAFT WERE USED BY NO 2 SQUADRON AND
Collection relating to the First and Second World War service of Captain Roy Cecil Phillipps, MC & Bar, DFC, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) and Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), 1914-1941. Wallet 1
Collection relating to the First and Second World War service of Captain Roy Cecil Phillipps, MC & Bar, DFC, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) and Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). Collection includes Ca
German aeroplanes made of corrugated iron, used for machine-gunning the infantry in the trenches. These machines were included in those handed over in accordance with the terms of the armistice. A pro
Portrait of Captain Greere, of the Australian Flying Corps, in the pilot's seat of a Bristol Scout aeroplane, at Heliopolis Aerodrome, in Egypt.
