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Friedrichshafen G II German three-man fighter plane

Friedrichshafen G II 131/15 German three-man fighter plane, standing in a workshop with its tail up. It became operational in early 1916, but was only built in small numbers. Date: circa 1915-1916

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Biplane Biplanes Friedrichshafen Tail Workshop


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1. Title: "Friedrichshafen G II German Three-Man Fighter Plane: A Rare Sight in a Wartime Workshop" This evocative photograph captures the intricate details of a Friedrichshafen G II German three-man fighter plane, standing tall in a dimly lit workshop with its tail raised. The image, believed to have been taken between 1915 and 1916, offers a glimpse into the world of early aviation during the First World War. The Friedrichshafen G II, also known as the FF.131/15, was a biplane fighter designed and built by the Friedrichshafen Flugzeugwerke, a German aircraft manufacturing company. This particular model was unique due to its three-man crew configuration, consisting of a pilot, observer, and gunner. Despite its innovative design, the Friedrichshafen G II only saw limited production and operational use, debuting in early 1916. The plane's distinctive features are evident in this photograph. Its long, slender fuselage, biplane wings, and cross insignia are all clearly visible. The raised tail, likely for maintenance or repair, provides an unusual perspective, revealing the intricate workings of the aircraft's structure. The workshop setting adds to the historical significance of the image. The rough, uneven floor, tools scattered about, and the dimly lit environment all speak to the harsh realities of wartime aircraft production. The presence of the Friedrichshafen G II in such a setting underscores the importance of this aircraft in the early days of military aviation. This photograph is an essential addition to any collection focusing on the history of World War I aviation, providing a rare look at a lesser-known yet significant aircraft from this period.

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