13's.... (11 Viewers)

Here you go Jan, Some of the 13's in the book Camouflage, Insignia and Tactical Markings of the Aircraft of the Red Army Air Force 1941 Vol 2 by Mikhail Timin. There are others but these are some of the best ones :)

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Awesome good buddy! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻🍻
 
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A crash on the factory airfield in December 1917.
153.113 was attached to Flik 68 and after repaired in June 1918, was fitted out as photo reconnaissance for Flik 40.
Starting with airframe 153.112, the Albatros D.III (Oeff) series 153 was delivered with a rounded nose, adding some 9 km/h to the airspeed.
 
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Alignment of ten SPAD XIII and VII of the SPA 151 squadron on the Chaux field (90) at the beginning of 1918 - Photo René Lemaitre collection Miko 40 whom I thank for his help.

Source: L'escadrille_151
 
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Front of a covering of an aircraft coded "13" from Squadron 152 - This was the aircraft of a junior non-commissioned officer (sergeant) or a pilot corporal....

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2Lt Ernest Maunoury poses in front of his SPAD XIII coded "13" - For the moment, Maunoury is faithful to the number "13" - He will then move to "16", probably after his accident on July 24, 1918 where he was badly bruised - Note the long Christian collimator visible behind the windshield (the long tube) - Photo Ernest Maunoury, transmitted by Pierre Mauroury, his nephew, via Monique Gallais, whom I thank both for their help....

Source: L'escadrille_152
 
Nice.
 
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Front of a covering of an aircraft coded "13" from Squadron 152 - This was the aircraft of a junior non-commissioned officer (sergeant) or a pilot corporal....

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2Lt Ernest Maunoury poses in front of his SPAD XIII coded "13" - For the moment, Maunoury is faithful to the number "13" - He will then move to "16", probably after his accident on July 24, 1918 where he was badly bruised - Note the long Christian collimator visible behind the windshield (the long tube) - Photo Ernest Maunoury, transmitted by Pierre Mauroury, his nephew, via Monique Gallais, whom I thank both for their help....

Source: L'escadrille_152
I do like the croc's fangs, they look capable of chomping an elbow or two. :D :D
 
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