DR.1 Triplane // Red BaronFokker DR1 tri plane airplane model. The Fokker DR. I triplane was built after the Sopwith Triplane. While not as fast as contemporary biplanes, the Dreidecker could easily outclimb any opponent. Small, lightweight and highly maneuverable, it offered good upward visibility and lacked the traditional bracing wires that could be shot away during combat. This combination of features made it an outstanding plane in a dogfight. When the DR. I first entered

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In September 1957 the US Navy awarded Sikorsky a development contract to produce an amphibious anti submarine warfare helicopter capable of detecting and attacking submarines

This German two/five-seat bomber

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The passengers were enclosed in a comfortable cabin

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track and attack enemy aircraft while operating in friendly or enemy-controlled airspace

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The aircraft's middle compartment can be readily equipped with passenger seats

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