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"?Who is it! Oak Cliff, Texas" Snapshot of Sergeant Devos.
Page of the photograph album compiled by Sergeant C. P. Devos while the Royal Flying Corps were training in their winter quarters near Fort Worth, Texas, 1917-1918.

BE2c At Sunset
The Be2c was the aircraft used by the Royal Flying Corps in 1914. It was slow, unarmed and very frail but was still retained well into 1916.

Royal Flying Corpsmen
From the G. Harrison Villett fonds, PR2004.0125/15.

138014 3rd Air Mechanic P.H. Marshall
138014 3rd. Air Mechanic
Percy Harold Marshall
Royal Flying Corps
16th. February 1918
Age 19
Additional Information:
Son of William Henry and Rosa Elizabeth Marshall, of the Duke of Clarence, 49, Alfred St., Bow, London
Buried at Tring Road cemetery, Aylesbury, Bucks.

Royal Flying Corps
Royal Flying Corps pilot standing beside Sopwith Camel aircraft.
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Royal Flying Corps
Royal Flying Corps.
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Royal Flying Corps
Donor standing on the left. Royal Flying Corps, 1919 in Turkey.
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Royal Flying Corps
Royal Flying Corps, Italy. Donor is seated on the right.
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Royal Flying Corps
Young man, from "Royal Flying Corps". Taken at Gale's Studios Ltd., "With best wishes love Fred."
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Royal Flying Corps
World War One, Royal Flying Corps, the donor is on the right.
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Royal Flying Doctor HQ
Touring the Royal Flying Doctor headquarters for the Northern Territory at Alice Springs.

Royal Flying Corps
Donor with Armenian girl in Turkey during World War I. Member of Royal Flying Corps.
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Royal Flying Corps
Royal Flying Corps, Catterick Camp (?) in c 1916.
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Royal Flying Doctor Service
Royal Flying Doctor Service Pilatus PC-12/47E Registration VH-FXZ
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Teitl Cymraeg/Welsh title: [Gwyliwr, y Corfflu Awyr Brenhinol]
Ffotograffydd/Photographer: D C Harries (1865-1940)
Dyddiad/Date: [c1918]
Cyfrwng/Medium: Negydd gwydr / Glass negative
Gweld y cofnod catalog | View the catalogue record (6389763)
Gweld y ddelwedd | View the image (3891124)
Rhagor o wybodaeth am gasgliad D C Harries yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
More information about the D C Harries Collection at the National Library of Wales

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"En route Texas to Canada April 1918"
Photograph of men in Royal Flying Corps uniform marching down a street. The stores they are passing include: Berger Electrical Co., Schiek Auto Col, The Electric Bar Restaurant, Johnson Piano Co.
Possibly taken in Fort Worth.
The Canadian-based units of the Royal Flying Corps trained in Texas from November 1917 to April 1918 to take advantage of the milder weather.
Part of the J. Allan Smith Collection.

Royal Flying Doctor Service
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Snoopy on the Flying Doctor
My mother painted Snoopy on the nose of the Royal Flying Doctor Service's Charleville plane in the late 1960's. We've heard (but not confirmed) that every RFDS Charleville plane since has had a Snoopy on it. This photo is a frame grab from standard 8mm footage of my father's.
BTW ... That's me in the bottom right corner of the shot.

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Royal Flying Doctor Service

John Flynn - Royal Flying Doctor Service - Queensland
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Taking The Dog For A Ride
Beamish Great War Steam Fair

Royal Flying Corps
Attleborough Cemetery
Attleborough, Norfolk, England, UK

BE2c RFC Sutton's Farm 1916
The BE2c was the standard-issue aircraft for the Royal Flying Corps in 1914 but was soon totally outdated. By 1916 London was being bombed by night from German airships such as the Zepelin or the Schutte-Lanz. The people of London demanded protection and eventually the Government formed 'home defence' squadrons based around London. As all the latest aircraft were needed on the Western Front, these squadrons were often equipped with the oudated BE2c. One such squadron (39 Squadron) was based at Sutton's Farm in Essex (in a later war, this field was to be known as RAF Hornchurch). On the night of 2/3 Sept. 1916 Lieutenant William Leefe Robinson flew a night patrol as German airships were thought to be over London. He stood little chance of seeing one of these airships as they were faster than his plane and could fly at a much greater altitude. Suddenly Leefe Robinson caught sight of the German Schutte-Lanz SL11. After losing the craft in cloud, he found it again and, using the new incentiary bullets was able to shoot it down. For this action he was awarded the Victoria Cross and promoted to captain, although he always maintained he was simply 'doing his job'. Captain Leefe Robinson VC was posted to the Western Front and was shot down in a Bristol Fighter by the Richtofen 'Flying Circus'. He survived and was captured and made several escape attempts. He died on 31st January 1918 of the Spanish Flu.

Royal Flying Doctors dentist chair
Dentist chair of the Royal Flying Doctor