Fokker M.10E

De Fokker M.10 E (B.I)

The M.10 E was a 1½ deck fighter and was built in April 1915 and had an 80 hp Oberursel UO rotary engine.

This two-seater was purchased by Austria-Hungary for reconnaissance purposes and designated there as the BI.

The 'E' stands for 'Einstielig', single-style, one support style between the lower and upper wing.

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The 03.22 for the KuK, the Austro-Hungarian Army. The upper wing clearly shows the additional tension frames, to which cables stabilize the upper wing.
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The 03.33 for the KuK.
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The 03.37 on 11-07-1916 for the KuK.
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M.10E op transport.
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Static load tests on the underside of the wing of an M.10E.
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Two M.10Es being transported in winter conditions.
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Mechanics take care of this M.10E.
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Profile of the M.10E.
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M.10E met wn 172.
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The 03.32 with wn 196 for the KuK, Austro-Hungarian Army.
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M.10E with wn 196, would later receive the registration 03.32 of the KuK, Austro-Hungarian Army.
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M.10E with wn 201. Second from the left is designer Reinhold Platz. Next to him, with a cap, is designer Martin Kreutzer.
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