Fokker V.35

The V.35 was built in 1918 and had a 185 hp BMW engine.
It was a two-seater and a further development of the V.24 and had a long flight range.

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The photo shows the V.35 with Lieutenant Pilot Ernst Udet, en route from Berlin to the Fokker factories in Schwerin. The V.35 was built in the second half of 1918 and was equipped with a 185 hp BMW engine. It was essentially a two-seater version of the V.24 (D.VIIF), with a slightly longer range.
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The V.35 taking off for the flight to Schwerin, where the Fokker factory was located. The pilot was Ernst Udet, and F.W. Seekatz, Fokker's sales director, was also on board.
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