Air International 1981-09
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Fighter A to Z
The sole Douglas XA-26A night fighter prototype.
The last of the Halberstadt single-seat fighters, the D V, which remained in first-line service in Palestine well into 1918.
The last of the Halberstadt single-seat fighters, the D V, which remained in first-line service in Palestine well into 1918.
A J22 of the F9 Wing of Flygvapnet at Gothenburg.
Three-view drawing of the J 22.
The Halberstadt CL II, an extremely successful two-seat fighter that became the mainstay of the Schutzstaffeln formed to provide protection for reconnaissance aircraft.
The Halberstadt CL II, an extremely successful two-seat fighter that became the mainstay of the Schutzstaffeln formed to provide protection for reconnaissance aircraft.
The De Monge M.101 C2, a French-built derivative of the Koolhoven F.K.31.