Aircraft of World War I
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Supermarine's Secret Projects: Flying Boats. Part 11: Four-Engine Military Flying Boats
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All articles in the series This is the next installment in a series of articles that are translations of chapters from a book by British aviation ...

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Aviators of World War I. Rumpler C.I. Reconnaissance Aircraft, Germany
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All articles in the series   Edmund Rumpler Flugzeugwerke (Rumpler) began its operations in the aviation industry with the licensed production ...

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A Revolutionary Jet Aircraft: The Riffard-Mallard Interceptor Project
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This article is being posted on the website as a follow-up to the topic of the missile interceptor project discussed in the article “The Riffard RM-1 RDP ...

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King George V's Flying Tanks. The Sopwith Buffalo Prototype Armored Attack Aircraft. United Kingdom
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All articles in the series To consider the Buffalo —the last aircraft type developed by Sopwith during World War I—as a simple two-seat counterpart to ...

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Aviators of World War I. SAML Aviatik A.1(3) Reconnaissance Aircraft. Italy
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All articles in the series   When, in August 1914, following the infamous Sarajevo incident, tensions between Austria-Hungary and Serbia rapidly ...

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In the Shadow of "Ilya Muromets": Sikorsky Fighters
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An article from the “Historical Armored Vehicle” channel on Yandex Zen is being posted on the website in honor of the 110th anniversary of the production of ...

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The Kaiser's Flying Tanks: Albatros J.I. Armored Attack Aircraft, Germany
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When, during World War I, the battlefields of Western Europe had reached a stalemate with both sides entrenched in a labyrinth of trenches, the search ...

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German Fighters vs. Allied Tethered Balloons. Part 1: The Battle Against the "Eyes of the Artillery"
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Contents: Editor’s Preface: To protect their troops from enemy fire directed from tethered balloons, the primary task of fighter squadron pilots became the ...

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The LFG Roland C.II “Walfisch” Multi-Purpose Aircraft: The Kaiser’s Air Force’s High-Speed “Whale”
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  An article from the "Historical Armored Car" channel on Yandex Zen. Indeed, the shape of this aircraft’s fuselage strongly resembles that of a ...

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