albatros

214 photos and 1 illustration tagged albatros, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2014

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Kees Kort said:
Well known picture of an Albatros B.III. The abbreviation in bold letters [R.M.A.] is short for Reichs Marine Amt . The small S.171 denotes that this is Schulflugzeug (training aircraft) 171. This specific machine (S.171) was accepted by the German navy on 3 August 1915. By the way there is no special naval version of an Albatros B.III, but just a B.III flown by the German navy.

Kees Kort said:
Looking at the side of the fuselage gives away that this is an Albatros Taube
Kees Kort said:
I am not the ultimate man for accuracy, but it is Albatros not Albatross.
SDASM Archives said:
Kees Kort Changed it! Luckily not all of our Albatros images had this mistake.

John Sanders said:
What a beautiful craft!
Stig Jarlevik said:
No D.II which had parallel struts. The D.III was the first model to have V-struts but had flat fuselage sides. The D.V introduced the rounded fuselage seen here Stig
Norris Sperry said:
Yes, this is a D5 for sure.