Fokker M.2

The M.2 was a two-seat monoplane designed as a training aircraft.

The aircraft was equipped with a 4-cylinder 100 hp Mercedes inline engine.
The M.2 was introduced in 1913 and was designed by Carl Palm.

The Spider's descent is clearly visible.

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Rear view of the M.2 with a twin-wheel landing gear. The designer was again Carl Palm. In July and August 1913, the German army purchased 10 units. Fokker won the competition for military aircraft transport with this aircraft. Specially built Daimler trucks were used for this purpose.
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M.2 on a Daimler truck for transport to the front.
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Front view of an M.2 on the Daimler.
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Anthony Fokker in front of an M.2. This version was intended for the German army.
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M.2 rear view showing the streamlined fuselage.
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M.2 front in detail.
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Top view.
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