diefliegertruppendesdeutschenkaiserreiches

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technogeo said:
The airplane appears to be an Albatros B.II.
Art Siegel said:
Yes, I think so: www.muzeumlotnictwa.pl/zbiory_sz.php?ido=4&w=a en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albatros_B.II
TVL1970 said:
I believe this is actually an Albatros B.I aircraft, based on the three-bay wing (note the three sets of struts on the starboard wing). Adding to any further potential confusion regarding the Albatros B.I and the B.II, is the fact that several B.I aircraft had their wings rebuilt into a two-bay configuration (like that of the subsequent B.II).

trialsanderrors said:
Heinrich Oelerich, designer of the German reconnaissance aircraft DWV C.V Captioned [handwritten:] 8150 m. H&oumlhen-Weltrecord Oelerich's, a[m]. 14.7.14, auf D.F.W. Militär-Doppeldecker 1914. (Oelerich's 8150 meter altitude record, on 14 July 1914, on a D.F.W. military biplane, 1914)

Kees Kort said:
It is a view of the Pfalz E.V monoplane (Eindecker). This monoplane type of Pfalz was completely different from the earlier rotary engine powered E.I till E.IV machines. The E.V was powered by an inline water cooled Mercedes D.I of 100 hp. Note the downward blowing exhaust pipe.