Well anyways on with the pictures for tonight. I have a few pictures of German aircraft to wrap up the WW-I aircraft. So on with the pics.
First up a Fokker D.VII. The D. VII first appearred on the Western Front in May 0f 1918 and quickly established itself as the superior German Fighter.Over 1700 Fokker D. VIIs were produced by several German aircraft companies.
The appearence of the Fokker D. VII quickly led to the second Fokker Scourge on the Western Front. The D. VII was so feared that when Germany signed the Armistice they were required to surrender all of the D. VIIs to the Allies.
The first two pictures are from an event called Dawn Patrol at The National Museum of the United States Air Force a couple of years ago. This is flyable replica Fokker D. VII
Next up a German Halberstadt aircraft from the folks at Warbirds over New Zealand.
The next three pics are all from Warbirds over New Zealand as well and feature some WW-I German re-enactors along with some German aircraft:-)
First up three re-enactors pose beside a Fokker D.VII
Looks like a couple of the guys from the previous picture are busy manning a German Spandau machine gun while a Fokker DR. I Triplane flies around in the background.
Well I gonna use a French Nueiport Fighter here because I get to post a pic with a British Mk V tank and the German re-enactors with the MG.
Well y'all have a great week out there and we will see you next weekend, I hope
Regards
alfa6 ;>}