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27 photos and 35 illustrations tagged 24, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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1911

2013

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Greg Bishop said:
Two similar photos appear at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Brit_Flying_Squad.jpg, with this SDASMA photo being better quality. Description No.1 RAF Squadron with Nieuport 17s and Nieuport 24s at Bailleul. Date 27 December 1917 Source Appeared in the January 1918 journal "The War" Author January 1918 journal "The War" One of the photos is captioned "A British Flying squadron ready to fly over the enemy lines" "Description: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._1_Squadron_RAF
flickrdownldr said:
The aircraft closest to the camera ('H') is a Nieuport 27, while the next two behind it ('M' and 'J') are Nieuport 24bis, followed by another 27. Serial numbers were censored.
Stig Jarlevik said:
Flickedownldr is correct. The aircraft coded H has been identified by written records to be B3629, a Nieuport 27 with 1 Sq RFC. Stig

flickrdownldr said:
Not France but Russia during the revolution - note the stars.
fokkere3 said:
and not a 24 but a 27 - note the pivotted tail skid.

fokkere3 said:
It has a pivotted tailskid which makes it a 27 This aircraft was named Jazzbo and was the second Flying Fish Nieuport