Fokker M.16E

The M.16E was built in 1915, it was a single-seat fighter, equipped with two Spandau machine guns

and a 6-cylinder 100 hp Mercedes DI inline engine or a 6-cylinder 160 hp Austro-Daimler inline engine.

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

It remained at one prototype.

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M.16E nose with cockpit and on the fuselage an anemometer; an airspeed indicator.
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M.16E with wings against fuselage, ready for transport.
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Front view of the M.16E with Anthony Fokker in the cockpit, his gaze focused on the speedometer. The radiators are fully extended.
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Side view of the M.16E with Anthony Fokker in the cockpit. The prototype features the Fokker advertising clearly visible for the first time, and the aircraft lacks a type designation.
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The bulky fuselage of the M.16E with an experimental vertical stabilizer on the fuselage.
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