Original pilots log book from 1917 by blinkings
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Description
On display at The Point Cook Airbase. Zoom in for heaps of detail.

Comments (13)
Interesting capture, a great piece of history!
From 1917. Wow.
in great shape for being that old
Interesting to read. Well done, Clive
Fascinating!
Very cool capture
Interesting shot.
Heavens know what the pilot wrote there. Looks like a Doctors hand writing. Stunning find and capture my friend.
Nice find. I wonder if someone ever draw conclusions on this info.
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
Mighty neat...and this is documentary evidence that he survived 31.7 hours of flight. Only 14 years after the very first flight...
was the time of beautiful handwriting, learned and exercised for many many hours;)
Be interested to know who's log this is... There was a huge battle at Beersheba March/April 1917, Australian Light Horse in the thick of it. Flying a BE2B bomber....possible air support.Wounded 28th March, seems to have got him 4 weeks off, but not enough to send him home... Always find these things fascinating.....but one page is never enough....Thanks this is a great find....