dh4m1

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Alan Roesler said:
This DH-4B looks more like a DH-4M-1 to me, with its larger wheels mounted farther forward, and the spare tire under the fuselage. For those thinking it is a DH-4B-4 "Airways" conversion, the fuselage rear cockpit hasn't been modified. If you could see the Air Corps horizontal stripe rudder markings here, you would definitely rule it out as being a DH-4B, i.e., dated prior to 1927.

Mark Aldrich said:
This is a wartime built DH-4. Note the forward position of the pilot's cockpit..
Stig Jarlevik said:
Alan Is it possible to read the the SC number above the digits 28? They look like they should be in the 30000 range, ie Dayton-Wright built ones. Stig
SDASM Archives said:
Stig Jarlevik Yep, it is SC 30971
Stig Jarlevik said:
Brilliant Alan :-) Thanks a lot Cheers Stig

Alan Roesler said:
This DH-4B looks more like a DH-4M-1 to me, with its larger wheels mounted farther forward, and the spare tire under the fuselage. For those thinking it is a DH-4B-4 "Airways" conversion, the fuselage rear cockpit hasn't been modified. If you could see the Air Corps horizontal stripe rudder markings here, you would definitely rule it out as being a DH-4B, i.e., dated prior to 1927.