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Newly captured German machine at a Flying Corps depot near the front

from National Library of Scotland

  • Marksgallery1961 said:
    The aeroplane is a Pfalz DIII. These aircraft had a good performance for the time and were well liked by their pilots but it was by its contempory the Albatross which was flwon by many aces such as Von Richthofen.
  • Kiekhaefer said:
    Actually, it looks like a Pfalz DIIIa.
  • mambo1935 said:
    grace!

Men of the Coldstream Guards sitting on the German Artillery

from National Library of Scotland

  • TVL1970 said:
    Another photo of the same artillery position:

Captured Boche plane on its way to one of our aviation depots

from National Library of Scotland

  • Dmitry said:
    "The rest of the men" stared at another camera man: www.flickr.com/photos/nlscotland/3011973171/
  • Diggerdogroff said:
    Albatros DII, serial D.910/16 flown by Lt. Max Böhme of Jasta 5. He was shot down & captured near Tilley on 4th of March 1917 after combat with Lts Graham and Boddy of No. 11 Sqadron RFC and Lt. Pearson of No. 29 Squadron RFC. Ref: Albatross Fighters - Windsock Datafile Special p.16 and 20 Others pix from the series:
  • Dmitry said:
    But where is number 6?..