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8 photos and 1 illustration tagged ar, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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- ar1
- navalaviation
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- monoplane
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- northisland
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The last upload was November 2019.
01_00094741 Dorand AR.2 French Observation plane, c.1918 from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2019
Ray Wagner Collection Image from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2015
Carter Buton Album Loan_00134 from SDASM Archives uploaded September 2013
Morane-Saulnier, L, Mo.S. AR 35 from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2012
Morane-Saulnier AR-1 from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2012
Morane-Saulnier AR-1 from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2012
Morane-Saulnier AR-1 Crash from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2012
Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn in costumes used for magazine ad... from New York Public Library uploaded December 2008
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01_00094741 Dorand AR.2 French Observation plane, c.1918
from SDASM Archives
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Stig Jarlevik said:
Wonderful photo but a very tricky aircraft to ID 100%. First of all it was not built or designed by Dorand. He was the man in charge of the French Aeronautics Technical Section and draw up the requirements for the type while the detailed design was most likely made by Captain G. Lepère. It was built by already established companies under SFA contracts. From various production lists it seems most of the built aircraft were of the A.R. 1 version. The only difference between the A.R. 1 and A.R. 2 was the engine, and what we are looking at is either an A.R. 1D2 or an A.R. 2. The A.R. 1D2 was a re-engined trainer version since the A.R. was only in the front line for a short time. It was basically obsolescent the moment it entered service. Stig