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British-built Deperdussin monoplane

British-built Deperdussin monoplane powered by a 100hp Anzani, entered for the British Military Aircraft Competition, August 1912, piloted by J.C. Porte. It won a 500 prize. Date: 1912

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This photograph showcases the British-built Deperdussin monoplane, a groundbreaking aviation innovation of 1912. Powered by a potent 100hp Anzani engine, this monoplane was a formidable contender in the prestigious British Military Aircraft Competition held in August of that year. The sleek and streamlined monoplane, with its distinctive wing design, was piloted by the skilled aviator J.C. Porte. The aircraft's monocoque structure, a first for military aircraft at the time, offered enhanced stability and durability. The Deperdussin monoplane's innovative features and impressive performance caught the attention of the competition judges, earning it the coveted 500-pound prize. The British Military Aircraft Competition, held in 1912, aimed to identify the most suitable aircraft for military use. The Deperdussin monoplane, with its powerful engine and advanced design, stood out from the other entries. The aircraft's ability to transport troops and supplies over long distances made it an ideal choice for military applications. This photograph captures a pivotal moment in aviation history, as the British-built Deperdussin monoplane, piloted by J.C. Porte, soared above the competition, demonstrating the potential of military aviation. The image serves as a testament to the ingenuity and determination of early aviation pioneers, who pushed the boundaries of what was possible in the realm of flight.

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