WW I aircraft symbol

[Vetinari]

In an album i recently bought i have a photo with an crashed Fokker.

Can anybody say to which Pilot/Unit it belonged?

Thanks in advance.

V.

[jocktamson]

Fliegerkompagnie 50D of Austro/Hungarian Air force had a white 4 leaf clover as an emblem, possibly a pilot of there. photo below.

Edited August 11, 2010 by jocktamson

[Guest IMHF]

If the pilot lived, the Horse shoe and the 4 Leaf Clover gave him luck, nice photo;)

Lorenzo

[Wood]

Isn't the horse shoe supposed to be the other way up, to stop the luck from falling out?!!

and isn't the aircraft an Albatross?

Pete

Edited August 12, 2010 by wood

[Guest IMHF]

It was for when he flew upside down;)

Lorenzo

Edited August 12, 2010 by IMHF

[Vetinari]

Photoalbum is from FFA 40. But there are tons of other planes belonging to other units.

Try to post the whole photo later.

Thank you for your replys.

V.

[Guest IMHF]

Photoalbum is from FFA 40. But there are tons of other planes belonging to other units.

Try to post the whole photo later.

Thank you for your replys.

V.

V

I look forward to seeing more of the photos in the album, thank you again for sharing your collection.

Lorenzo

[Vetinari]

Here another 2 photos from the album, maybe someone can name the officers.

V.

[Guest IMHF]

Here another 2 photos from the album, maybe someone can name the officers.

V.

Very nice Fokker Triplane DR-1 Very maneuverable but not as fast as most of the allied planes, the other photo hard to see the faces of the officers??

Thank you for sharing your photos;)

Lorenzo