- The
Fokker Eindecker fighters were a
series of
German World War I
monoplane single-seat
fighter aircraft designed by
Dutch engineer Anthony Fokker. Developed...
- The Sb.1 Münchener Eindecker,
Loessl Sb.1 Münchener Eindecker, (monoplane from Munich), was a high-wing single-seat
glider with an
unusual method of pitch...
-
service with the
Imperial German Army, po****rly
known as the
Fokker Eindekker,
responsible for the
Fokker Scourge. W.3 / W.4 An M.7 ****ed with floats...
-
lining up an
attack on a
French Voisin when a
Fokker Eindekker cut in and shot it down. The
Eindekker followed Buckler and his
observer back to
their base;...
- as well as
eight unconfirmed ones. He was one of the
original Fokker Eindekker pilots who
became known collectively as the
Fokker Scourge.
Ernst Freiherr...
-
reconnaissance unit, in July 1915. By July 1916, he was
flying a
Fokker Eindekker as a
fighter escort to the unit's two-seaters. He
served there until autumn...
-
World War I
flying ace
credited with five
aerial victories. As a
Fokker Eindekker pilot, he was one of the
first flying aces in history. See also Aerial...
- One
airman dies. 19
August First of
three crashes of new
Fokker E.V. (
Eindekker V, or
monoplane five), six of
which are
delivered to
Jasta 6 of the Imperial...
- ISBN 978-0-85059-360-0. Rozendaal, John (31
August 1912). "Der Nieuport-
Eindekker (part 1)".
Zeitschrift für
Flugtechnik und
Motorluftschiffahrt (in German)...
- he and his
observer teamed with two
other FE.2
crews to
drive a
Fokker Eindekker down out of
control for Richardson's
first victory. Nine days later, on...
