f2b

71 photos tagged f2b, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1917
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0036805 SDASM

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  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    A-7427 was a F2B-1 and the tail of this Boeing looks very much like an F2B-1. Stig

1st Squadron Australian Flying Corps

from Australian War Memorial collection

  • royal slip said:
    Is the photographer the same Frank Hurley who was on the famous Antarctic voyage with Shackelton?
  • Australian War Memorial collection said:
    Hi Van Felt Yes, it is the same Frank Hurley: you can read about him on our website. You can see more of his images at the National Library of Australia. Liz (admin for the Australian War Memorial)
  • Hawk914 said:
    These early color photos are quite a trip to gaze at... wonderful stuff... Fade to Black...

A pilot and observer in front of a Bristol aircraft

from Australian War Memorial collection

  • 4 older comments, and then…
  • Scott Kraft said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Goggles, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • A.K.M.Ali hossain. said:
    Good photo.
  • sunshinegirl4 said:
    Wow what an amazing piece of history. Love the shot :)
  • jonathan vernon said:
    My late grandfather Jack Wilson MM trained with the RFC/RAF as a fighter pilot in 1918. He trained in Avros & Bristol Fighters, Crail, Scotland. I went solo after fifteen hours. This morning I’d been up and down a few times before breakfast with Captain Dean. He climbs out of the pilot’s seat and turns to me. You’re off on your own. He talked to me like a father. Twenty minutes to half an hour.He said. I’ll wait for you here and then we’ll go and get some breakfast. So I went up and flew around a bit. All of this & more in a 25,000 word verbatim memoir from interviews conducted with Jack Wilson MM in his 97th year.
  • Red Baron Gallery said: