Nieuport 28 Biplane
When the U.S. entered WW1 in 1917, it had no fighter aircraft of its own. France was then the most significant force in military aviation and supplied her allie...
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When the U.S. entered WW1 in 1917, it had no fighter aircraft of its own. France was then the most significant force in military aviation and supplied her allies with engines, airframes and training. The most notable U.S. fighter pilot to fly the Nieuport was Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker of the famed 94th Aero Squadron. This replica is painted in Rickenbacker's colors.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Aperture f/8 ISO 2000 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 35/1 
Mesa, Arizona, US
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paoloagati
November 22, 2020
nice shot, just had a look at museum's site, should be very interesting. btw
behind the nieuport appears the engine of triplane Fokker dr1
behind the nieuport appears the engine of triplane Fokker dr1
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Steve-n-Ning
November 22, 2020
Thank you. You are right - there is a Fokker triplane behind it. I have a photo of it in my gallery.
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