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Fokker D.VII in flight

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AL-66 Jeremy Album Image _00096

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  • yavor.dinkov said:
    Fokker D.VII built by Ostdeutsche Albatros Werke GmbH [Fok. D.VII (O.A.W.) 8507/18].

Kelly Field Scrapbook 024

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  • Rino Deltombe said:
    Fokker D.VII
  • Alan Roesler said:
    This Ellington Field photo of this Fokker D.VII was used by Victory Loan Flying Circus, Mid-West Flight Advance Agent, 1st Lieut. Donovan R. Phillips, when he visited the cities one week in advance. For example, it appeared on page 1 of the Milwaukee Evening Sentinel on April 18, 1919, so that they would have a photo layout to go along with a brief description of the air show that same afternoon in Milwaukee. Perhaps even by intent, the way it was photographed, you can't see the identifying serial number to identify this ship. According to the 1919 inventory, Ellington Field had five Mercedes motors on hand. These were 36865, 43537, 45018, 45149, and 45328. These would be the motors that came with their five Fokkers. We know that Fokker D.VII 8517 had 43537, and Fokker D.VII 8589 had 45328. So, the other three Fokkers had the other three motors, but which, we know not. They also had five Fokkers "repairing": 8503, 8517, 8525, 8538, and 8589.