The Fokker M.7

The Fokker M.7 (Fokker B)

The M.7 was built in January 1915.

It was a two-seat, one-and-a-half-decker with a 7-cylinder 80 hp Oberursel UO rotary engine.

About 20 were built.

About 20 of them were built for reconnaissance purposes.
Austria-Hungary bought 12 of them, where the M.7 was called the “Fokker-B”.
The M.7 had several types of tension frames on the fuselage to stabilize the wing.

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M.7, werknummer (wn) 63.
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M.7 wn 63 met Anthony Fokker.
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Wn 63 with two tension frames on the fuselage to stabilize the wing.
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An M.7 of the KuK (Kaiserlich und Königlich) Austro-Hungarian Army with a reinforced tension frame on the fuselage to stabilize the wing. This is the M.7 (FOKKER-B) 03-08 with a running engine. Presumably built under license at Halberstadt as the A-1 and registered as 03-08.
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The 101 of the German Navy at Kiel.
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Registration 03.04 for the KuK, Austro-Hungarian Army.
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The 03.10 M.7 for the KuK.
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