Photograph, 1917-1918.
Shows the wreck of a crashed Royal Aircraft Factory BE type, which has badly broken wings and and crushed undercarriage but an intact fuselage.
Two Royal Flying Corps personnel are present, one leaning against a wing, wearing a cap, and another standing, resting one hand on the aircraft.
The photograph is identical to part -29, in this album.
Possibly located at a training airfield.
From an album of 43 photographs, 1917-1918.
Relating to Lt William Charles Carter who served in 28th Bn London Regiment (Artists Rifles), and 13 Squadron Royal Flying Corps during World War One.