Re: Gollevainen's quizz of the week
D.III then...
D.III then...
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Re: Gollevainen's quizz of the week
Then its C-I or C-II as C-V haven't got those exthaust pipes...
Then its C-I or C-II as C-V haven't got those exthaust pipes...
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It's an Albatross C.II of Ottoman Air Force. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but C.I-C.III was in service from 1915-1922 total number of planes being 81. Thus Albatross C.I-C.III was the most numerous plane in service in Ottoman Air Force.
It's an Albatross C.II of Ottoman Air Force. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but C.I-C.III was in service from 1915-1922 total number of planes being 81. Thus Albatross C.I-C.III was the most numerous plane in service in Ottoman Air Force.
Re: Gollevainen's quizz of the week
Ok...but we let Planeman to post the next pic, without him, I would have suggested some Fokker of Royal Saudi Airforce
Ok...but we let Planeman to post the next pic, without him, I would have suggested some Fokker of Royal Saudi Airforce
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Hmmm.. it's a bit pedantic to argue the Albatros photo but I'm pretty sure it's a C.XV not CII... note the curved back and I don't think C.II was a production type(?).
The photo was taken in either 1922 0r 1923 during Turkey's war with Greece. More info including the exact same photo can bve found at
Hmmm.. it's a bit pedantic to argue the Albatros photo but I'm pretty sure it's a C.XV not CII... note the curved back and I don't think C.II was a production type(?).
The photo was taken in either 1922 0r 1923 during Turkey's war with Greece. More info including the exact same photo can bve found at
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Not problem planeman, you may well be correct. I took the photo from : Gallery->TuAF Aircraft Album->1912-1923 where you find a link . Filename for the photo is ALBATROSS C-2 (2).JPG, hence my conclusion it was indeed a C.II.
Not problem planeman, you may well be correct. I took the photo from : Gallery->TuAF Aircraft Album->1912-1923 where you find a link . Filename for the photo is ALBATROSS C-2 (2).JPG, hence my conclusion it was indeed a C.II.
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