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|description={{en|1=Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2 (early version) two-seat general purpose biplane of the No. 2 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps. Montrose. Scotland.
 

This aircraft was built at the Royal Aircraft Factory in June 1912 and was rebuilt with new wings in August 1912. In May 1913 it was on the strength of No. 2 Squadron RFC in Montrose. On the 27th May 1913 the upper wing collapsed in flight resulting in the aircraft crashing, killing the pilot, Lieutenant Desmond Arthur.}}
|date=1913
|source=http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205125519
|author=Photograph not credited
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[[Category:Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2]]
[[Category:No. 2 Squadron RAF]]
[[Category:1913 in Scotland]]
[[Category:Historical images of RAF Montrose]]