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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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To mix things up a little more... According to Greg VanVyngarden's caption for the last pic, the modified plane although marked with the uprated model's weights table, it is equiped with an older Daimler Mercedes D.III 160 hp engine... ???
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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From the album: RoF-elephant
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I just recently discovered a couple of new entries in the WNW Albatros D.V archive photos (Greg VanVyngarden)... with a big surprise hidden! I had seen before that Jasta 25 line up, with those D.V-s sporting different types of weights tables, for standard and up rated machines and as a matter of fact I have used them as reference. Two new photos of these series though revealed a new to me (experimental?) engine hood that reminded me the late (1918) Austrian built D.III (series 253). The photos seems to be taken in late 1917... Any additional info on that matter? Jim (JFM) may be?