-
sometime later,
while in service.
Production E.Is, and all
further Fokker Eindeckers, were also ****ed with the
definitive version of the Stangensteuerung...
-
early Eindeckers were
attached to FFAs, in ones and twos, to
protect reconnaissance machines from
Allied machine-gun-armed aircraft.
Fokker Eindecker E.5/15...
-
compared with the
intensive air
fighting of 1917–18. The
deployment of the
Eindeckers was less than overwhelming: the new type was
issued in ones and twos to...
- 80
meters (70+7⁄8 in),
compared to 1.88
meters (74 in) on the
earlier Eindeckers,
going back to Fokker's
original M.5
monoplane aircraft. The E.III retained...
-
afternoon of 18 June 1916,
Immelmann led a
flight of four
Fokker E.III
Eindeckers in
search of a
flight of
eight F.E.2b fighter/reconnaissance aircraft...
- The
Airdrome Eindecker E-III is a single-seat, mid-wing,
conventional landing gear
fighter aircraft replica produced in kit form by
Airdrome Aeroplanes...
- The
Fokker E.IV was the
final variant of the
Eindecker fighter aircraft that was
operated by
Germany during World War I.
Given the
Fokker designation...
-
posting to FFA 62
proved momentous, as they
would fly the unit's
Fokker Eindeckers during the
Fokker Scourge.[citation needed] When
Roland Garros, Eugène...
-
losses a
couple of days
after the
evacuation of ****es, when
three Fokker Eindeckers shot down two RNAS aircraft.
Harvey Broadbent described the
campaign as...
- (4,541 ft). The
equivalent German language term is
Eindecker, as in the mid-wing
Fokker Eindecker fighter of 1915
which for a time
dominated the skies...
