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Keywords: 1910s world war i worldwari royal flying corps royalflyingcorps royal air force royalairforce crashes aircraft Photographs of crashed aircraft, numbers 596, 5, 644 and 648, taken by Harry McBride (1893-1969), who worked as a rigger in the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force during the First World War. He was stationed at Camp Mohawk near Deseronto, Ontario, and also at Camp Taliaferro near Fort Worth,, Texas. Scanned images donated to the Archives by Dan McBride, Harry's grandson. Photographs of crashed aircraft, numbers 596, 5, 644 and 648, taken by Harry McBride (1893-1969), who worked as a rigger in the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force during the First World War. He was stationed at Camp Mohawk near Deseronto, Ontario, and also at Camp Taliaferro near Fort Worth,, Texas. Scanned images donated to the Archives by Dan McBride, Harry's grandson.
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