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6 January 2007, 02:00 AM
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SPAD 7 C1 Armand de Turenne
Hello!
Are there any pictures (photos) of starboard, and upper view of SPAD 7 C1 № 303 from SPA 48, 1917. Pilot -  Armand de Turenne (15 victories)? The question is about "the french cock" on the port side - is there the same on the starboard? And another one about "2" is there any on the upper wing?Thanks! |
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Hello
I don't know specifically for de Turenne's aircraft but markings at esc 48 were as follow: The singing cockerel were similar on both sides of the fuselage (at least 3 sizes, the latter the bigger). The individual number was repeated on the top of the fuselage. In late 1918, it moved to the left wing. Generally, a circle(light blue? white?) was painted on the center of the upper wing. The radiator cowling was also light painted. The artwork on the cover of the Osprey book shows the position of top fuselage number : Gilles Last edited by gilles; 18 January 2007 at 08:06 AM. Reason: adding url |
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