Captured aircraft, believed to be at Saint-Omer where the aircraft was tested before being taken to Orfordness in the UK for further testing. Crashed into the Firth of Forth on December 23, 1917 killing pilot Clive Collett, a New Zealander. Photo from: Air Force Museum of New Zealand

Crashed landed after a dogfight with 3 Sqn, Australian Flying Corps, on December 17, 1917, and recovered by its personnel under artillery fire. Repaired at Saint-Omer and flown to the UK where it became G/101. Claimed as a war prize by the Australians and shipped to Australia in mid 1918. Now part of the Australian War Memorial collection. Fabric, with a lozenge pattern camouflage, retained from a restoration in the 1960s was used as a guide for a further restoration completed in 2008. Photo from: State Library of Victoria