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[Servicemen looking at wrecked Sopwith Camel aircraft]
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2019-01-30_image_036
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The Lionel Cherry Gilmour World War I Collection (2019-01-30), Box 1, Folder 2
Description
Photograph of servicemen looking at a wrecked Sopwith Camel aircraft, Cerny, France, circa 1918.
Inscription on verso: "Serny [Cerny], France - Landing after dark - upside down in a ploughed field. L. C. [Gilmour]."
Part of a photograph album related to Lionel Cherry Gilmour's service with the Royal Air Force during World War I, circa 1917-1918.
Creation Date
circa 1918
Subject
World War, 1914-1918
Soldiers
Great Britain. Royal Air Force
Sopwith Camel Family
Airplanes, Military
Aircraft accidents
Place
Cerny (France)
France
Original Format
photographic prints
Bibliographic Citation
The Lionel Cherry Gilmour World War I Collection/The Museum of Flight
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No copyright - United States
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public domain
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[Servicemen looking at wrecked Sopwith Camel aircraft]
, [2019-01-30_image_036]. Museum of Flight Digital Collections, accessed 14/01/2026, https://digitalcollections.museumofflight.org/nodes/view/21328
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