The German Army with each captured prisoner interogated them before passing them on to their prison camps. The depth of information the Interrogation Officer was able to get out of the pilots. though not all essential to the war effort is surprising in it's depth and breadth of topics.

• Interrogation Report of Lieutenant A. Couston, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• Interrogation Report of Lieutenant W.B. Wilmott, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• Lieutenant A.H. Cobby's view of the Wilmott's last flight.
  

When the Australian Flying Corps pilots that had been captured were returned to the AIF by either repatriation or the wars end, they made recorded statements of the circumstance of their capture. The Australian Imperial Force's Administrative Headquarters undertook the interrogations.

• 13th January 1918 - Statement made by Lieutenant W.B. Wilmott, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 24th February 1918 - Statement made by Lieutenant W.B. Randell, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 16th March 1918 - Statement made by Lieutenant W.H.Nicholls, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 1st June 1918 - Statement made by Lieutenant A. Rintoul, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 14th July 1918 - Statement made by 2nd Lieutenant R.C. Nelson, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 28th July 1918 - Statement made by 2nd Lieutenant A.A. McCulloch, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 5th September 1918 - Statement made by Lieutenant L.T.E Taplin, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 4th November 1918 - Statement made by Lieutenant E.J. Goodson, 4 Sqn AFC.
  
• 4th November 1918 - Statement made by Lieutenant C.W. Rhodes, 4 Sqn AFC.