F5L

The twin-engine F5L was one of the Felixstowe F series of flying boats developed by John Cyril Porte at the Seaplane Experimental Station, Felixstowe, England, during the First World War for production in America.

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Aeromarine 75; F-5L; Felixstowe F5L; Naval Aircraft Factory F-5L
F.5, Curtiss, Aeromarine, Argentine Naval Aviation, Canadian Aeroplanes Ltd., Naval Aircraft Factory, United States Navy, United Kingdom, 

F.5, Hansa-Brandenburg CC, Keystone PK-1, Savoia-Marchetti SM.62, 

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Frameless

USS Omaha (CL-4) passing the San Diego Naval Station, circa 1925-1926 (NH 43053)

Davis gun NARA-45523875

Rear view of F5L flying boat power plant, circa 1917-1919 (TRANSPORT 1124)

Felixstowe F5s in flight

Sea plane with radio kite, 4-11-22 LOC npcc.06073

Officers with a Felixstowe F5L

F5L bombing planes 6690 LCCN2016645640

Felixstowe F5s in flight

Naval Air Station at Pensacola

Aeroplane exhibit, museum LCCN2016824020

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		USS Omaha (CL-4) passing the San Diego Naval Station, circa 1925-1926 (NH 43053)		Commons
commons	image		Davis gun NARA-45523875		Commons
commons	image		Rear view of F5L flying boat power plant, circa 1917-1919 (TRANSPORT 1124)		Commons
commons	image		Felixstowe F5s in flight		Commons
commons	image		Sea plane with radio kite, 4-11-22 LOC npcc.06073		Commons
commons	image		Officers with a Felixstowe F5L		Commons
commons	image		F5L bombing planes 6690 LCCN2016645640		Commons
commons	image		Felixstowe F5s in flight		Commons
commons	image		Naval Air Station at Pensacola		Commons
commons	image		Aeroplane exhibit, museum LCCN2016824020		Commons