| AFC Armstrong Whitworth FK.3 3 Sqn AFC 7 UK based AFC Training Units |
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| Several Armstrong Whitworth FK.3 aircraft are known to have briefly served with 3 Sqn, AFC (possibly only for a few weeks) in a training role from June 1917 at the time that the unit was equipping with R.E.8's. Also the UK based AFC training units are known to have operated the type but records of their serials are scant.
The FK.3 was almost universally referred to as the "Little Ack". (The Armstrong Whitworth FK.8 was known as the "Big Ack'). |
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The Author of this page is Brendan Cowan. Sources: Australian Military Aircraft 1909-1918, Keith Isaacs, AWM, Men & Machines of the Australian Flying Corps 1914-1919, Charles Schaedel, High Adventure, A.H.Cobby, British Military Aircraft Serials 1911-1979, Bruce Robertson, Fire in the sky,The Australian Flying Corps in the First World War, Michael Molkentin. Emails: Micahel Louey, Mike Mirkovic Updated 27 August 2014 |
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