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 Albatros B.II
Albatros B.II #6161/17 is abandoned at Spilve when the Germans retreat in 1919.
July 17, 1926 - A.S.Christine Backman produces two Albatros B.II trainers, built from scratch using the captured german aircraft as templates for the build.
In 1920 the Albatros flew an impressive 1083 flights totalling 167 hours of student training without a single crash.
latvianaviation.com /Albatros_BII.html

  
 Albatros (Flugzeug)-[ruv.net : Enzyklopädie]-
Albatros D.Va Dieser Flugzeugtyp wurde eigentlich als Übergang von der Albatros D.III zur Fokker D.VII eingeführt.
Bedingt durch ihre Robustheit war die Albatross C.III zu Beginn des Luftkrieges ein sehr gefährliches Flugzeug.
Albatros D.II Die Albatros D.II war der deutsche Standardjäger in der Zeit von 1916 bis 1917.
infopedia.ruv.net /deutsch/wikipedia/a/al/albatros__flugzeug_.html

  
 List of aircraft (A-B)
\n* Albatros Al 101\n* Albatros Al 102\n* Albatros Al 103\n* Albatros B.I\n* Albatros B.II\n* Albatros C.I\n* Albatros C.III\n* Albatros C.IX \n* Albatros C.V\n* Albatros C.VII\n* Albatros C.X\n* Albatros C.XII\n* Albatros D.I\n* Albatros D.II\n* Albatros D.III\n* Albatros D.V\n
\n* Aero Albatros \n* Aero Delfin\n* Aero L-39 \n* Aero Super Aero
\n* Budd C-93 Conestoga \n List of aircraft A-B \n C-D \n E-H \n I-M \n N-S \n T-Z \n Category:Lists of aircraft
encyclopedia.codeboy.net /wikipedia/l/li/list_of_aircraft__a_b_.html

  
 Bristol Fighter F2A/B "Brisfit"
On it's first patrol with F2s, 48 Sqdn lost four of the six planes, with no losses to the Germans flying Albatros D.IIIs.
Many engines were used on this aircraft, the one most frequently installed was the Rolls-Royce V-12 Falcon I, II, or III with 190, 220 or 275 hp, respectively.
The Germans of Jasta II were led by Richthofen.
www.constable.ca /brisfit.htm

  
 Eduard 1/48 Roland C.II
At the outbreak of the war, LFG Roland was given several small production contracts by Idflieg, the headquarters of the German flying service, to build the Albatros B.II and C.II biplanes under license.
The Roland engineers were quickly convinced they could do better, and set out to reduce drag and increase performance without resorting to higher-horsepower engines.
The look of the airplane was such that it fully deserved its name, "Walfisch," which is German for "Whale."
modelingmadness.com /reviews/w1/cleaverroland.htm

  
 HE111
Working for the Albatros Aviation Company, Heinkel designed the Albatros B-II, a reconnaissance aircraft used during the early stages of the First World War.
The Heinkel HE 111 was the main Luftwaffe medium bomber during much of World War II, and is perhaps the most obvious symbol of the German side of the Battle of Britain.
After leaving the Albatros, Heinkel designed several seaplanes for the Hansa-Brandenburg company.
www.wwiirelics.com /luftwaffe6.htm

  
 Choroszy Modelbud 1/72 Albatros C.Ia
The first of the long line of famous and widely used Albatros C planes, the Albatros C.I was an armed and slightly modified version of the older Albatros B.II, one of the main workhorses of the German aviation in the first years of World War One.
In the Albatros C.I the observer was moved to the backseat and equipped with the Parabellum MG.
The biggest change, which turned B.II into C.I, was swapping the places of the pilot and the gunner/observer.
www.internetmodeler.com /2003/march/first-looks/Choroszy_AlbCIa.htm

  
 HikokiBookList.rtf
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 Early German Aircraft Drawings: A.E.G. to Albatros
Albatros B.II and C.Ia Albatros C.III and C.XII
Albatros J.I and J.II Main Drawings page
A.E.G. Ago C.II Ago C.IV Albatros doppelTaube and 1913 Albatros 2 seater
members.rogers.com /german-ac/German_A.html

  
 Albatros B.II - Windsock Datafile No. 93 - Wise Owl Magazines
Albatros B.II - Windsock Datafile No. 93 - Wise Owl Magazines
Datafile No. 93 - Albatros B.II - Postpaid in U.S. Datafile No. 93 - Albatros B.II - by Air Mail to Canada
Datafile No. 93 - Albatros B.II - by Air Mail to Mexico
wiseowl.safeshopper.com /585/cat585.htm?567

  
 Albatros D.II, D.II Oeffag and D.III Review by Robert Baumgartner (Roden 1/72)
Albatros D.II, sprues D. Albatros D.II Oeffag, sprues F. Albatros D.III, sprues D. Lets take each kit in turn:
Albatros D.II, D.II Oeffag and D.III Review by Robert Baumgartner (Roden 1/72)
Eagle eyed viewers will recognize an additional set of separate scalloped ailerons to be used on the upcoming series 253 Albatros D. And yes, they also contain washout.
www.kitreview.com /reviews/albatrosdiiandiiireviewrb_1.htm

  
 Bambooweb: Albatros B-II
Bambooweb: Albatros B-II Albatros B-II This Article Does Not Exist
3:...rld War I, notably the Albatros D.III and Albatros D.V. The works continued to operate until 1931...
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www.bambooweb.com /articles/a/l/Albatros_B-II.html

  
 Ö 2 Albatros 160
An Albatros B.IIa, with Lothar Wieland as pilot, was sent on a tour in the summer of 1914 to several countries in northern Europe to display and hopefully sell the aircraft.
Copies of the Albatros had been purchased by the Army Aviation Company from three different private Swedish manufacturers, but the Army experienced that the prices were unreasonable high.
The German Albatros became a standard type of aircraft in the early Swedish military aviation, all thanks to a bad landing.
www.avrosys.nu /aircraft/Skol/442OE2.htm

  
 Decal Sheet Reviews
Albatros Modelworks ALC-005: Thud Alley 'F-105 Nose Art'
Albatros Modelworks ALC006 'Exotic Stars' for the F-104.
Albatros Modelworks #002 " Caribean Falcons" (Modern Cuban Air Force)
m2reviews.cnsi.net /decals.htm

  
 The Great Albatros Cookup
The Albatros DIII was to achieve great success in 1917.
The great variety of Albatros Types and the colorful markings of the aces, pilots and Jasta's that flew them make the Albatros an ideal aircraft for a scale study.
Some of the most recognizable of the aircraft of the period were the products of Albatros Gesellschaft fur Flugzeugunternehmungen (Albatros).
wwi-cookup.com /albatros

  
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The essential military history of World War II - for students, scholars, and general readers alike.
A unique and powerful military history of the Second World War that tells the full story of battle on land, on sea, and in the air.
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 Encyclopedia: List of military aircraft of Germany
B cker B 181 Bestmann (Bestman), trainer + transport
Bücker Bü 133 Jungmeister (Young Champion), trainer + aerobatics (biplane)
Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann (Young Man), trainer (biplane)
www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-military-aircraft-of-Germany

  
 Games database
Yie Ar Kung-Fu Yie Ar Kung-Fu II Zanac a.i.
msxgames.coolfreepage.com /idxfrm.php?md=ROM

  
 ger_mil.txt
Albatros C V Complete redesign of the C III, with better streamlining and a more powerful, but troublesome, engine.
Albatros D V The D V was an improved D III, but in fact its performance had improved only marginally.
Albatros W 4 A floatplane development of the Albatros D I. 118 built.
www.ibiblio.org /pub/academic/history/marshall/military/airforce/ger_mil.txt

  
 Hangar A
Albatros D-series prototypes (D.VII, D.IX, D.X, D.XI, D.XII)
www.planes-and-tanks.com /hangar_a.htm

  
 The White Falcons: the White Air Forces 1918-1920
Finland's official first aircraft, a Swedish Thulin-built Morane parasol, was the gift of a private citizen and foreigner, Swedish Count Eric von Rosen, who flew into the country with his pilot shortly after independence (a German Albatros B.II may, in fact, have arrived earlier, but this makes a less attractive story).
This windfall gave the Lithuanian Aviation Company a number of Albatros trainers and C-type two seaters, Halberstadt Cl.IIs, Cl.IVs, and C.Vs, LVG C.Vs and C.VIs, DFW C.Vs, and Fokker D.VIIs.
The Count's personal lucky charm was a blue swastika, which the Finns quixotically adopted.
www.worldatwar.net /chandelle/v2/v2n3/whitfalc.html

  
 AMERICAL/GRYPHON DECALS
These include ochre sworls to be applied to wings and tailplane of Hansa-Brandenburg D.I models, and blocks with two different shades of green backgrounds with ochre sworls and splotches to cover wings, tailplane, fuselage top and wheel disks of Oeffag-built Albatros D.III aircraft.
Sheet No. 95 has the same 16 Oeffag Albatros D.III fighters in 1:48 scale and the remaining 13 aircraft presented on sheet No. 94 are included on sheet No. 96 in 1:48 scale.
The most commonly used aircraft by the Turks were the Albatros C.III, Halberstadt D.-series, A.E.G. C.IV, Fokker E.III, and Albatros D.III.
home.sprintmail.com /~tbittners/AG

  
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 Windsock Datafile No. 93 Albatros B.II Can Be Purchased in U.S. Dollars From Wise Owl
The Albatros B.II, in continuous production by seven manufacturers from 1914 through 1918, was most likely flown by all German airmen of the time, either in the reconnaissance role and/ or as a basic trainer.
Windsock Datafile No. 93 Albatros B.II Can Be Purchased in U.S. Dollars From Wise Owl
The fact that the B.II/B.IIa was built by such a variety of factories resulted in many detail differences between individual aircraft, including engines and exhaust systems, although basic components are believed to have been interchangeable between all airframes.
www.homestead.com /prosites-wowp/Windsock_Datafile_No_93.html

  
 Rosebud's WWI and Early Aviation Image Archive
Albatros D.III's of Jasta 11 on flight line
members.shaw.ca /flyingaces/archive1.htm

  
 The Virtual Aviation Museum - Albatros
The Albatros CI was one of the typical reconnaisance aircraft from mid WWI, which were in use to gather information about the frontline from the air.
1915 - Albatros B (K351B), Sea-based training aircraft
1912 - Albatros EE, Reconnaissance and training aircraft
www.luftfahrtmuseum.com /htmi/ith/albatros.htm

  
 Livres Bulgare
It is the first time a special attention is paid to the camouflage, registration and identification marks used in the Bulgarian Tank Forces till the end of the World War II.
There are presentations of different types and makes of armored vehicles, which allow the book to be used as a reference book too.
The conquest of the Bulgarian skies began with demonstration of spherical balloon flights at the 1892 First International Exhibition in the town of Plovdiv.
www.bgbooks.net /fr/h&m.html

  
 Wings With Wires / Catalog / Books
Albatros W4 Albatros W4 Windsock Mini Datafile 1
www.wingswithwires.com /catalog/datafile_list.asp

  
 Red Baron II - Cheat Cheats
The Albatros D.III is even more agile than the D.II so perform evasive manuevers to confuse your enemy.
Strategy with: (You can't drive this plane) -- Name: Albatros D.II Type: Scout Specification: For it's time, the Albatros D.II was not only fast and durable, but exceptionally well-armed with a pair of Spandau machine guns.
The Albatros D.Va is more well built than the D.III and dives won't hurt your plane as much.
www.cheatsgame.de /wfiles/redbaron2.htm

  
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