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• aviation
• avroe
• airplane
• aircraft
• biplane
• avro
• militaryaviation
• avro504k
• avroeandcompany
• avroecompany
• adolpheheriduboisspecialcollectionphoto
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• 19141918
• biplanes
• royalflyingcorps
• plane
• canada
• alberta
• pilots
• bushpilots

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• SDASM Archives 19 photos
• Provincial Archives of Alberta 5 photos
• State Library of Queensland 2 photos
• Australian War Memorial collection 2 photos
• National Library of Australia 1 photo
• East Riding Archives 1 photo

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Bush pilots W. R. May and W. Bligh sitting inside an airplane in front of a service station

from Provincial Archives of Alberta

• jamica1 said:

  This aircraft, with a photo of it in its complete form is found in this forum: www.avcanada.ca/forums2/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=84947&am...

• Provincial Archives of Alberta said:

  jamica1 Thanks a lot for the link! I was wondering if this plane was ever completed.

York Park, Canberra, during Royal Visit with aeroplanes overhead, 1927

from National Library of Australia

• Dru said:

  the aircraft are Avro 504's!

Avro biplane ready for take off at Connor Park

from State Library of Queensland

• jonathan vernon said:

  My late grandfather Jack Wilson MM trained in Avros with the RAF/RFC in 1918. I remember one day we were on the aerodrome. There was quite a lot of action with learners until they got the idea of landing properly. There’s this learner who instead of letting the plane down to a reasonable height and gliding tried to land from a hundred feet. Look at the silly bugger. The plane flattened out too soon, right in front of us. Instead of gliding in he went straight down and the plane crumpled up. All of this & more in a 25,000 word verbatim memoir from interviews conducted with Jack Wilson MM in his 97th year.