- Look up
SPAD or
spad in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
SPAD may
refer to:
Signal p****ed at
danger by a
train Simple Plastic Airplane Design, a type...
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Spad S.XIII was "incapable of
giving dependable service". Even in
April 1918, an
official report stated that two-thirds of the 150 kW (200 hp)
SPADs were...
- the
United Kingdom and 30
Squadron in
Mesopotamia also
received SPADs. British-built
SPADs were
generally used in the
training units and in the
Middle East...
- of the
SPAD S.VII. The two-seaters, the
SPAD XI and
SPAD XVI, were
built in
moderate numbers,
around 1,000 of each type, but two-seater
SPADs were much...
- "Pulpit
SPADs: A-series". WW1 Aero (127). WW1 Aeroplanes, Inc: 10–27. "
SPAD S-A1". aviafrance.com. 17
September 1997.
Retrieved 29
November 2019. "
SPAD S-A2"...
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despite a
guard ring and
consequently produce SPADs with high dark
count rates. To compromise,
square SPADs with
sufficiently rounded corners have been...
- the end of 1917. It
equipped 27
French squadrons and 305 two-seater
SPADs,
mainly SPAD 16s,
which were in
service with
French reconnaissance squadrons at...
-
prevention of
SPADs is
actively researched.
Causes of
SPADs are
always multidimensional.[citation needed] Some of the
causes of
SPADs are: Misjudgement...
- The
SPAD S.XII or
SPAD 12 was a
French single-seat
biplane fighter aircraft of the
First World War
developed from the
successful SPAD VII by
Louis Béchereau...
- The Blériot-
SPAD S.XXI was a
prototype fighter plane built by
SPAD in the late 1910s,
derived from the
Spad S.XIII. Data from
General characteristics...
