• Side view of biplane with multi-color, camouflaged wings, wood grain finish fuselage, and green and yellow details on tail and nose
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    The Albatros D.Va was a German fighter aircraft used during World War I. It featured a streamlined semi-monocoque fuselage with an almost fully-enclosed 180-horsepower in-line Mercedes engine. Approximately 4,800 Albatros fighters of all types were built during World War I. Many of the highest-scoring German ace pilots achieved a majority of their victories while flying Albatros aircraft.
  • Side view of biplane with multi-color, camouflaged wings, wood grain finish fuselage, and green and yellow details on tail and nose

Created:

April 18, 2017

Photographer:

Mark Avino

ID#:

A19500092000-NASM2018-10128

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Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum

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Public Domain

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