Berlin? They made a small twin prone pilot type.

John

Well if it had a cockpit, how the hell did one get into it? That apparent Townend ring does not appear to contain an engine. The twin in the far right corner looks like a Caudron Goeland. The Potez is a 63.11.

John

It looks very Klemm.

John

I noticed she was a Turner prize contender…. now you know she’s an idiot!

John

In reference to the grave marker prop rotation, could the print be from a reversed negative? I can’t see anything in the photo that disprove my theory, and that’s all it is, a theory.

True. but are there two vague clues in the picture? If the picture is normal, both men are using their right hands in body language ways. Assuming that the majority of men are right handed the one on our left appears to be smoking and has a normal hair parting and the other is standing with his right hand articulated in a normal stance.. It’s difficult to see the shirts which way they button but the trouser flys appear to follow normal tailoring. Well thats my theory :diablo:

John

I suggest B/D might be bomb door master.

John

The Avro 504J is probably at Aboukir. The DH.9 is an a/c that was at Kantara in 1919 and then part of “Z” Sqn for the Arabian expedition, also 16 TDS and at Aboukir in 1920.

The RE.8 is probably at Aboukir c late 1919/early20.
The propeller in front of the Snipe is being prepared as a grave marker.

The HP 0400’s are most probably 216 Sqn, again at Aboukir or Kantara (Egypt)

John

78 squadron did, in fact attack the Tirpitz, but not from North Africa. Nothing to hand at the moment but google should bring up something.

She is writing to someone in N Africa, about the cook/ Tirpitz connection.
🙂

John