Need Squadron info from WWI picture

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Thanks I will try that 🙂

Graham
Probably the best place for more information is Cross and Cockade, although you might have to post the picture on their forum. http://www.crossandcockade.com/index.asp
Thats where the die hard WW1 experts lurk.
The training units used numerous different ways of marking aircraft for example coloured bands around the fuselage or cowling or circles and triangles on the fuselage. Different colour combinations used to denote ‘A’ flight or ‘B’ flight etc.

Richard

Hello thanks for both replies is there any way of tracing which training unit it came from ?

I think its Avro 504J registration D171 Or D179, almost certainly in use by a training unit.

Richard

Avro. I’m pretty sure it is a 504A and although I can’t find it’s serial I feel it might be a contraction of F4171 (quite common) which was a rebuild (possibly by No3 Western Aircraft Depot) and I feel is a school aeroplane
Though which school I don’t know, as yet.

John