Australian Flying Corps

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The Australian Flying Corps was the air arm of the Australian Army during World War I and the direct predecessor to the Royal Australian Air Force.

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Generate an image of the Australian Flying Corps (The Australian Flying Corps was the air arm of the Australian Army during World War I and the direct predecessor to the Royal Australian Air Force.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf air corps ⓘ
military aviation branch ⓘ
military officer ⓘ
activeFrom 1912 ⓘ
activeUntil 1921 ⓘ
aircraftUsed Airco DH.5 ⓘ
Airco DH.9 ⓘ
BE2 ⓘ
Bristol F.2 Fighter ⓘ
RE8 ⓘ
Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a ⓘ
Sopwith Camel ⓘ
alliedWith British Army ⓘ
Royal Air Force ⓘ
Royal Flying Corps ⓘ
branchOfService Australian Imperial Force ⓘ
casualties about 175 killed ⓘ
conflict World War I ⓘ
country Australia ⓘ
Australia ⓘ
disbandedToForm Australian Air Corps ⓘ
establishedAs Central Flying School at Point Cook ⓘ
headquartersLocation Melbourne ⓘ
location Point Cook, Victoria ⓘ
notableBattle Battle of Cambrai (1917) ⓘ
linked to: Battle of Cambrai

Battle of Megiddo (1918) ⓘ
notableCommander Richard Williams ⓘ
partOf Australian Army ⓘ
predecessorOf Royal Australian Air Force ⓘ
Royal Australian Air Force ⓘ
role air support ⓘ
bomber operations ⓘ
fighter operations ⓘ
military aviation ⓘ
reconnaissance ⓘ
successorOf Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
theatre Mesopotamian campaign ⓘ
Middle Eastern theatre of World War I ⓘ
Palestine campaign ⓘ
Sinai and Palestine campaign ⓘ
Western Front ⓘ
trainingLocation Point Cook, Victoria ⓘ
unit No. 1 Squadron AFC ⓘ
linked to: No. 1 Squadron RAF

No. 2 Squadron AFC ⓘ
No. 3 Squadron AFC ⓘ
No. 4 Squadron AFC ⓘ
linked to: No. 4 Squadron RAAF

No. 5 Training Squadron AFC ⓘ
No. 6 Training Squadron AFC ⓘ
No. 7 Training Squadron AFC ⓘ
No. 8 Training Squadron AFC ⓘ

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Royal Australian Air Force → precededBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Gallipoli Campaign air operations → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Royal Australian Air Force → successorOf → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: Australian Flying Corps
Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 → operator → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Bristol F.2 Fighter → operatedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Hudson Fysh → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 3 Squadron Australian Flying Corps → partOf → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Airco DH.9 → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Paul McGinness → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Paul McGinness → associatedWith → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Roderic Dallas → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Bert Hinkler → militaryService → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Central Flying School at Point Cook → precededBy → Australian Flying Corps training arrangements in the United Kingdom ⓘ
linked to: Australian Flying Corps
Central Flying School at Point Cook → operatedBy → Australian Army (early Australian Flying Corps period) ⓘ
linked to: Australian Flying Corps
Central Flying School at Point Cook → serviceBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2 → operatedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: BE2
Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: RE8
No. 5 Training Squadron AFC → partOf → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 5 Training Squadron AFC → airService → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 5 Training Squadron AFC → subordinateTo → Australian Flying Corps headquarters ⓘ
linked to: Australian Flying Corps
No. 6 Training Squadron AFC → branch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 7 Training Squadron AFC → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 7 Training Squadron AFC → service → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 7 Training Squadron AFC → airForce → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Airco DH.5 → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 8 Training Squadron AFC → partOf → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 8 Training Squadron AFC → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 8 Training Squadron AFC → airForce → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 2 Squadron AFC → partOf → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a → operator → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: S.E.5a fighter aircraft
Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Wilmot Hudson Fysh → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: Sir Wilmot Hudson Fysh
Airco DH.6 → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Airco DH.6 → operator → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Australian Imperial Force → component → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: AIF
R.E.8 → operator → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 3 Squadron RAAF → serviceBranchPredecessor → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: No. 3 Squadron
No. 68 Squadron AFC → branch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Farman MF.11 Shorthorn → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Farman F.40 → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
Major R. Williams → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
No. 2 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps → militaryBranch → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ
subject linked to: Major R. Williams
Royal Aircraft Factory D.H.5 → usedBy → Australian Flying Corps ⓘ