The Albatros D. Va was a single-seat fighting scout used by the Germans during World War I, 1917-1918. The Albatros D. Va is similar to the Albatros D. V, the only certain means of distinguishing between the two being the location of the aileron control wires. Manufacture of the Albatros D. Va was discontinued in 1918 in favor of the Fokker D. VII, but the Albatros D. Va remained in action until the end of hostilities.

NASM.1994.0042

Waugh, Bob

1966

Bob Waugh, gift, 1994-0042, NASM

0.1 Cubic feet ((1 oversized folder))

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Archival materials

Drawings

This collection of six Albatros D. Va drawings (and corresponding autopositives) were drawn by the donor, Bob Waugh.

Drawings

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Waugh, Bob

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