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DH 2 vs Albatros D I/D IIWestern Front 1916

Author(s): James F. Miller, Jim Laurier, Mark Postlethwaite, James F. Miller

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, United Kingdom

Imprint: Osprey Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781849087049, 978-1849087049

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An illustrated account of the DH 2, the most successful 'pusher' fighter of World War I, against the Albatros D II, part of a long family of fighters that in many ways symbolized German aerial might in the conflict.

Flown by Victoria Cross recipient Lanoe Hawker and the members of No 24 Sqn, the ungainly yet nimble DH 2 helped the Allies attain air superiority over the Somme in early 1916 and hold it through the summer. With its rotary engine 'pusher' configuration affording excellent visibility and eliminating the need for a synchronized machine gun, the DH 2 was more than a match for anything the Germans could put in the air. That is, until the arrival of the Albatros D II, a sleek inline-engined machine built.

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DH 2 vs Albatros D I/D II by James F. Miller, Jim Laurier, Ma... - 9781849087049

DH 2 vs Albatros D I/D IIWestern Front 1916

Author(s): James F. Miller, Jim Laurier, Mark Postlethwaite, James F. Miller

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, United Kingdom

Imprint: Osprey Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781849087049, 978-1849087049

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An illustrated account of the DH 2, the most successful 'pusher' fighter of World War I, against the Albatros D II, part of a long family of fighters that in many ways symbolized German aerial might in the conflict.

Flown by Victoria Cross recipient Lanoe Hawker and the members of No 24 Sqn, the ungainly yet nimble DH 2 helped the Allies attain air superiority over the Somme in early 1916 and hold it through the summer. With its rotary engine 'pusher' configuration affording excellent visibility and eliminating the need for a synchronized machine gun, the DH 2 was more than a match for anything the Germans could put in the air. That is, until the arrival of the Albatros D II, a sleek inline-engined machine built.

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DH 2 vs Albatros D I/D IIWestern Front 1916

Author(s): James F. Miller, Jim Laurier, Mark Postlethwaite, James F. Miller

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, United Kingdom

Imprint: Osprey Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781849087049, 978-1849087049

Synopsis

An illustrated account of the DH 2, the most successful 'pusher' fighter of World War I, against the Albatros D II, part of a long family of fighters that in many ways symbolized German aerial might in the conflict.

Flown by Victoria Cross recipient Lanoe Hawker and the members of No 24 Sqn, the ungainly yet nimble DH 2 helped the Allies attain air superiority over the Somme in early 1916 and hold it through the summer. With its rotary engine 'pusher' configuration affording excellent visibility and eliminating the need for a synchronized machine gun, the DH 2 was more than a match for anything the Germans could put in the air. That is, until the arrival of the Albatros D II, a sleek inline-engined machine built.

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