Airco DH.4

The Airco DH.4 is a British two-seat biplane day bomber of the First World War. It was designed by Geoffrey de Havilland for Airco, and was the first British two-seat light day-bomber capable of defending itself.

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Airco DH 4; Airco DH.4; Airco DH.4 Bomber; D.H.4; DH-4; O2B; XCO-7; de Havilland DH.4
length 368 inch, speed 143 mile per hour, 4 machine gun,
land-based attack aircraft, bomber, Royal Flying Corps, Airco, Fokker,

Avro 519/522, bomber, Dayton-Wright DH-4, DH.3, DH.4A, DH.4R,

Location: KML, Cluster Map, Maps,

Dayton-Wright DH-4 ⓘ
American-built series of the Airco DH.4 family
DH.4A ⓘ
transport model of the DH.4 family by de Havilland
DH.4R ⓘ
racing aircraft model by Airco

Frameless

111-SC-22397 - NARA - 55204494

111-SC-26950 - NARA - 55213401

Open Source Philosophy and the Dawn of Aviation (page 23 crop)

Elsenborn DH4

Reza shah in Qila Murgha

AIRPLANE TYPES De Havilland 4 - observation - American - DPLA - 8fce9266618c579b145e5c42591be1e2

111-SC-26951 - NARA - 55213403

Drawing of American DH.4 planes being assembled in France during World War One.

Prsf crissy 1921 24

EarlyDH4

Type	Subtype	Description	Notes	Source

class	aircraft	Dayton-Wright DH-4	Airco DH.4	Wikidata
class	aircraft	DH.4A	Airco DH.4	Wikidata
class	aircraft	DH.4R	Airco DH.4	Wikidata
commons	image	111-SC-22397 - NARA - 55204494		Commons
commons	image	111-SC-26950 - NARA - 55213401		Commons
commons	image	Open Source Philosophy and the Dawn of Aviation (page 23 crop)		Commons
commons	image	Elsenborn DH4		Commons
commons	image	Reza shah in Qila Murgha		Commons
commons	image	AIRPLANE TYPES De Havilland 4 - observation - American - DPLA - 8fce9266618c579b145e5c42591be1e2		Commons
commons	image	111-SC-26951 - NARA - 55213403		Commons
commons	image	Drawing of American DH.4 planes being assembled in France during World War One.		Commons
commons	image	Prsf crissy 1921 24		Commons
commons	image	EarlyDH4		Commons

Airco DH.4

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