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	Caudron G-4
		The first factory-produced Caudron was the type A4, a 35-horsepower Anzani-powered tractor biplane in which the pilot sat completely exposed behind the rear spar of the lower wing.
		The Caudron's relative slow speed and inability to defend itself from the rear made it increasingly vulnerable to fighter attack as German air defense improved.
		The Caudron was acquired, along with a Voisin Type 8 (also in the NASM collection) and a Farman aircraft, for technical evaluation by the United States.
	www.nasm.si.edu /research/aero/aircraft/caudron.htm (1691 words)

	The Pioneers : An Anthology : Gaston (1882-1915) & René Caudron (1884-1959) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In 1908 Gaston and René Caudron, farmers in Romiotte, near Crotoy, called on on Luciole, the farm mare, to launch their first glider and a legend was born.
		When WWI broke out, the Caudron brothers, having become aircraft builders supplied the G3 (a reconnaissance aeroplane) that was used beginning with the battle of the Marne in 1914.
		The [former] G.3 was redesigned to permit this arrangement; the plane was enlarged and the central crew nacelle was lengthened.
	www.ctie.monash.edu.au /hargrave/caudron.html (878 words)

	Caudron C60 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		April 24, 1929 - Caudron #25 is accepted by the Naval Aviation Unit.
		Caudron #25 (built by A.S. Christine Backman) remained in service until April 1, 1934.
		January 9, 1938 - Caudron #25 is destroyed in a fire at LAK's hangar.
	latvianaviation.com /Caudron.html (200 words)

	Caudron - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Caudron seaplane, being craned on La Foudre in April 1914
		The Caudron Airplane Company (Société des avions Caudron) is a French aircraft company founded in 1909 by Gaston (1882-1915) and René Caudron (1884-1959).
		It was one of the earliest aircraft manufacturers in France and produced planes for the military in both World War I and World War II.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caudron (118 words)

	AzBilliards.com - Independent Event
		Caudron, who is undisputedly the supreme straight, balkline, and one-cushion carom player of all time, was on a mission to prove that he stands above the greatest giants in three-cushion billiards â“ by winning this Sang Lee title.
		Caudron immediately responded by surging ahead and was the first to hear the referee's call, "Playing for three" â“ leaving his opponent trailing desperately behind 37-28.
		Then, Caudron unleashed a breathtaking out-shot and immediately upon delivering the winning blow, shook his cue tightly with two clenched fists and let out a deep victory roar that was heard all around the three-cushion world.
	www.azbilliards.com /2000storya.cfm?storynum=3725 (766 words)

	MAPICA - Avion Caudron Luciole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The demand for aircraft suddenly stopped with the end of hostilities, at Caudron there was left plenty of wood and of course plenty of highly skilled technicians, conversion was obligatory.
		In April 1921 the chief pilot of Caudron, Poiret, was the uncontested victor at the meeting of Monaco with a C.51 whilst MAICON won the race Monaco - Ajaccio - Monaco in a flying boat C.39 tri-motor, three Clergets of 130 hp.
		The constructor/pilot René Caudron flying since 1906, licensed on the 7 August 1910 with the number 180 received the Croix de la Légion d'Honneur in July 1913.
	www.mapica.org /modules/caudron/en_caud_hist.php (4669 words)

	Caudron C.714s to Finland
		Caudron C.714 in front of the Aircraft Factory at Tampere1940.
		The camouflage for the Caudrons was French: the underside was light blue/grey and the upper surfaces darker blue/grey with olive spots.
		In addition to the standard serial number the aircraft had been numbered in France with a single number serial number that was painted in fl on every aircraft piece in some of the containers.
	www.sci.fi /~fta/ca-fin-1.htm (725 words)

	Caudron GIII AJBS Amicale Jean-Baptiste Salis History UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Assembled in Rue City, the G.3, made her debuts on the Crotoy City airfield, where the Caudron brothers possessed an active piloting school, she was a "sesquiplan", the lateral control being assured by the warping of the wing.
		Ordered in large series, this airplane was built by Caudron in the new factory in Lyon City and to Issy-les-Moulineaux City during the first months of the conflict.
		In parallel, she was produced by other companies, while the Caudron brothers won't ask for the slightest rights regarding their patent, showing by this way their highest patriotic mind.
	ajbs.com /Anglais/MuseeGB/Caudron-GIII-UK-Html/Caudron-GIII-History-UK.htm (1022 words)

	1915 Nieuport 11 Biplane and 1913 Caldron at Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome
		The Caudron is a two place aircraft used mainly for observation, and training.
		In addition to France, the Caudron was used and built under license in England as well as Italy where the mountainous terrain demanded an aircraft that had exceptional climbing ability.
		The aircraft usually was flown unarmed and continued to be used by the Italians until 1916 in an observation role.
	air.sgrosso.net /wwi4.htm (731 words)

	Results from Sang Lee International 2006 - AzBilliards Forums
		In the final round, Blomdahl played Caudron, and if he had won, they would have had tied records at three losses each, and there would have been a play-off for first.
		Caudron had a 7-2 record in the final round robin.
		In his two losses, Caudron averaged 1.947 against Dick Jaspers and 1.938 against Ramon Rodriguez and had 37 and 31 points vs. 40 for his opponents.
	forums.azbilliards.com /showthread.php?p=443728#post443728 (616 words)

	Williams Brothers Caudron C.450 / C.460 Racer in 1/32 scale
		The subject of this review is the Caudron C.450/C.460, a French sleek, incredibly small, and yet beautiful aircraft that dominated the airplane races during the mid 1930s.
		Four airframes were produced under the serial numbers 6907-6910, and these aircrafts sported different engine, mechanical and markings configurations during the 1934-36 triennial, making the approach for a specific aircraft a non trivial task.
		The Caudron racers sported its pilot´s name written in white on the left side of the nose, plus a colored identification disc.
	www.largescaleplanes.com /reviews/WilliamsBrothers/caudron/caudron.html (1589 words)

	Caudron C.714 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One common feature to all of the Caudron line was an extremely long nose that set the cockpit far back on the aircraft.
		The profile was the result of using the 450 hp (336 kW) Renault 12R-01 12-cylinder inline engine, which had a small cross section and was fairly easy to streamline, but very long.
		On May 18 35 of Caudrons were offloaded to the Polish Warsaw Squadron - the Groupe de Chasse polonaise I/145, stationed at the Mions airfield.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caudron_C.714 (862 words)

	Amazon.com: Who Are You People?: A Personal Journey into the Heart of Fanatical Passion in America: Books: Shari Caudron (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Caudron's work is somewhat plot- (or character-) driven: our experience of the current fanatics she is dealing with reflects her own stage in this journey of self-discovery.
		With the gamers, Caudron was trying to express a feeling of removal, but in the process she removed the reader from the experience a little too much.
		Caudron stayed so close to her self-discovery theme that I think she may have kept the book from developing in the other directions it could have taken.
	www.amazon.com /Who-Are-You-People-Fanatical/dp/1569803048 (1935 words)

	Les Avions Caudron
		A detailed history of the early years of the Caudron brothers and their aircraft is particularly fascinating for its multitude of fl and white photos, most of which were quite new to me. The first chapters cover the individual models of the A to O series.
		A separate chapter deals with the G models (G.II G.III and G.IV) built in quantity during the 1914-18 War, and another covers the later 3-seater 'fuselage' machines of the R series used until the end of that war.
		The little Caudron G.III was a particularly widely used machine, at first on general reconnaissance duties and artillery spotting, but later relegated to training because of its reliability and ease of piloting.
	www.crossandcockade.com /reviews/les_avions_caudron.htm (379 words)

	Caudron G.3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		El Caudron G.3 tiene reservado para sí el sitial de honor como la primera aeronave del inventario de la FAV, así como también, el primer avión que formó filas como entrenador de la Escuela de Aviación Militar.
		El 14 de Junio de 1920, el fabricante francés entregó los primeros aviones Caudron G.3 al Agregado Comercial de Venezuela en París, quien junto a otros representantes diplomáticos venezolanos, observó las primeras demostraciones y pruebas de estos aviones realizada por el piloto francés Poirce.
		La primera demostración estuvo a cargo del Capitán Petit a bordo de un Caudron G.3, pintado de azul celeste y con el nombre "General Gómez" grabado en la cubierta del motor.
	www.fav-club.com /legendarios/CaudronG3.htm (650 words)

	Caudron G3 Reconnaissance Scout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The French-made Caudron G3 was a tractor-type aircraft with a forward nacelle for the pilot, used in the early part of WWI for reconnaissance missions.
		The Caudron's of 1914-1915 were not armed except for what rifles and pistols the pilot carried with him.
		Caudron switched from pusher-type aircraft to single and double engine tractor aircraft.
	www.constable.ca /caudron.htm (84 words)

	The Caudron War Plane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Production of all types of planes has been speeded to a dizzy pace and unknown numbers of new designs are being developed for the purpose of destroying lives and property.
		In France the Caudron firm has just recently produced a new lightweight pursuit plane, which is most remarkable.
		Applying the knowledge gleaned from its numerous racing planes, the most famous of which is the winner of the 1936 Thompson Trophy race, a high performance, low cost fighter has been developed.
	www.theplanpage.com /esp/caudron.htm (2126 words)

	avion freres caudron
		Les Frères René et Henri Caudron sont nés ici, au siècle dernier.
		Le Caudron "Simoun", le "Goéland" équipent de nombreuses compagnies civiles, dont "Air-Bleu", fondée par Didier Daurat et Louis Renault, et assurant la poste aérienne de nuit.
		ollowing several production delays, the Caudron G.4 entered service with the French Aviation military in 1915 and was soon in use by the British, Russian and Italian air services.
	perso.club-internet.fr /eisenbei/a_caudron.htm (875 words)

	Caudron GIII (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The G. III was a widely produced type in 1915 and retained in use over the Western Front until 1917.
		The design of the Caudron biplanes differed from all other types in employing the boom tail together with tractor motors.
		By August 1917, most of the Caudrons had been withdrawn from first-line service and posted to training squadrons.
	home.earthlink.net /~scottbeth/Redbaron/planes/caudron.htm (138 words)

	Scratchbuilt 1/144 Caudron R.XI
		The Caudron company modified one of their earlier aircraft designs with more powerful engines and 1000 were ordered, of which 370 were actually built by the end of the war.
		The production Caudron R.XI, with two 215hp Hispano-Suiza engines, had a maximum speed of 113 mph, a maximum altitude of 19,500 feet, and carried five 7.7mm Lewis guns to be operated by the three crew members.
		The last remaining concessions to the Caudron's origin as a gaming piece are the clear disks for the propellers.
	www.internetmodeler.com /2002/july/aviation/Caudron.htm (2504 words)

	Mississippi Sea Wolves Official Hockey Web Site
		Caudron scored the game-winning goal with 2:36 remaining in the second period and added his 13th goal of the playoffs at 39 seconds of the third period to give Atlantic City a commanding 3-0 lead.
		Kevin Colley, who was named the Kelly Cup Playoffs Most Valuable Player, opened the scoring with 8:44 left in the first period, tallying his 13th marker of the playoffs with Caudron and Luke Curtin assisting.
		Colley, who tied Caudron for the league lead in playoff goals, finished with 20 points during Boardwalk Bullies' run to the Kelly Cup Championship in just their second season in Atlantic City.
	www.msseawolves.com /news.php?id=611 (314 words)

	Caudron G3 Prop
		This is the first prop we have seen by this maker and it is in excellent original condition.
		The Brothers Caudron (René et Gaston) were amongst the early French pioneers and produced a successful biplane before WW1 which in military form, as the G3, appeared in France in May 1914.
		It was almost entirely used by the French and was used initially as a recce aircraft and then as an artillery spotter.
	www.aeroclocks.com /Prop_pages/2019.htm (164 words)

	Caudron G 4 [Archive] - The Aerodrome Forum
		Caudron G 4 [Archive] - The Aerodrome Forum
		In fact he was fighting Caudron G 4.
		I have heard that these type aircraft were referred to as 'Gittercaudrons' by German pilots, which means a Caudron of lattice construction.
	www.theaerodrome.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-1676.html (91 words)

	Layani Cues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		On january 27th 1968, Frederic Caudron was born at the hospital Saint Georges de Mons, in Hainaut, Belgium.
		His parents were André Caudron and Rose Urbain.
		In 2006, Frederic has been the finalist for 3 world cup events and has won the European Championship in Turkey, This year only he made impressive series of 25 and 27 in 3 cushion competitions.
	www.layanicues.com /en/caudron.htm (323 words)

	French Skies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The link between the Polish GC I/145 and the Caudron Renault CR.714 "Cyclone" goes back to April 1933 when the French Aviation Ministry released their Plan I, the planned expansion of the Armee de l' Air (French Air Force) to have 1,010 combat aircraft.
		The Caudron firm had designed a number of very successful racers between 1933 to 1935, all powered by Renault air-cooled engines.
		Because of the close association between the Caudron firm and the Renault factory at Billancourt, it was decided to build the new fighter at a portion of the Renault facility.
	lonestar.texas.net /~snolep/fighter/index12.htm (414 words)

	ECHL - East Coast Hockey League - Greensboro vs. Atlantic City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey (Ticker) -- J.F. Caudron registered his second hat trick of the season and finished with five points to lead the Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies past the Greensboro Generals, 5-2.
		Caudron opened the scoring at the 13:06 mark of the first and added his 25th goal of the season with 1:42 left in the period.
		He assisted on Peter Metcalf's goal late in the second and Stefan Rivard's goal midway through the third before finishing off the hat trick with a tally at the 11:39 of the final stanza.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/scores103/103032/20030201ECHL-ATLANTCCTY0.htm (203 words)

	Caudron
		Used by several nations during the First World War, the Caudron G.III was a successful trainer and observation aircraft.
		Known for its great climbing ability, the Caudron was a suitable aircraft to be used in mountainous terrain and was considered ideal for the needs of the Italian squadrons.
		Following the war a Caudron was used to become the first aircraft to cross the Andes Mountains.
	www.oldrhinebeck.org /collection/airplanes/caudron.htm (148 words)

	René Caudron
		Rene Caudron (French license # 180-)-- Born 1 July 1884 in Favieres, France.
		Eugene Gilbert's Deperdussin monoplane is one of the fastest machines in the contest and is capable of flying 119 miles an hour.
		Rene Caudron in a Caudron aeroplane, won the cross-country race of 93 miles in the biplane class in 1 h.
	www.rcooper.0catch.com /ecaudron.htm (313 words)

	Powell's Books - Who Are You People?: A Personal Journey Into the Heart of Fanatical Passion in America by Shari Caudron
		Caudron also includes conversations with psychologists and other experts who put passion into sociological and historical perspective.
		Caudron reveals why people are indulging in their fanatical passions, and how that indulgence is transforming community life.
		Shari's been a freelance writer ever since she was fired from her first and only full-time job back in the era of curly perms and mattress-sized shoulder pads.
	powells.com /biblio?show=trade+paper:sale:1569803048:10.46 (478 words)

	Caudron GIII AJBS Amicale Jean-Baptiste Salis Master UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In 1970, on the French Riviera, two of these planes were saved from the disappearance by Jean Salis.
		They belonged to an old friend of his father, Auguste MAICON, the former Caudron company test pilot, he had indeed used them during numerous years previously.
		Reached by the age limit, obliging him to stop the air shows, he had then dismantled and stored them in a small garage.
	www.ajbs.com /Anglais/MuseeGB/Caudron-GIII-UK-Html/Caudron-GIII-Master-UK.htm (209 words)

	Caudron G.IV
		The Caudron G.IV was produced in response to an Aviation Militaire request for a more powerful Army Coordination aircraft capable of carrying a forward firing machine gun.
		A second engine was added and the central nacelle was lengthened to allow for a nose gunner, and the number of rudders was increased from two to four.
		The armament consisted of a 7mm Hotchkiss or Lewis gun on a flexible mounting.
	www.worldwar1.com /dbc/caud_g4.htm (197 words)

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