The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A German Albatros scouting aeroplane which was captured by the Royal Flying Corps whilst at Ramleh.
A German Albatros D5A scout aircraft, at the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) hangars, near Bailleul, in France. This aeroplane was brought down the same day by Lieutenant L Sandy and Sergeant Gunner H F
A group of soldiers standing by a wrecked German aeroplane which was brought down at Ramleh.
CANBERRA, ACT. 1945-01-22/14. THE INTERIOR OF AEROPLANE HALL, AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL SHOWING EARLY SOUND LOCATION INSTRUMENTS AT THE FOREGROUND, AND AIRCRAFT OF THE 1914-18 WAR IN THE BACKGROUND. TO
Members of the Australian Flying Corps inspecting the Albatros DIII aircraft, serial D.636, which was captured from the Turks. Four large tents are in the background.
A view of the German Albatros D5A scout aeroplane brought down by Australian airmen near Armentieres in France on 17 December 1917.
A captured German Air Force D III Albatros Scout aircraft, D636/17, flown by Oberleutnant Gustav Adolf Dittmar of Fliegerabteilung 300 unit. The aircraft had been shot down, practically intact, into
