Fokker T.VIII

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The Fokker T.VIII was a Dutch twin-engined maritime reconnaissance and torpedo bomber seaplane used primarily during the late 1930s and early World War II.

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Fokker T.VIII canonical 1
Fokker T.VIII (some variants) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military aircraft
seaplane
torpedo bomber
aircraftCategory multiengine seaplane
aircraftConfiguration twin-engined
aircraftConstruction mixed construction
aircraftRole maritime reconnaissance
torpedo bombing
aircraftType floatplane
patrol bomber
armamentCapability bombs
torpedoes
basedOnEnvironment maritime
countryOfOrigin Netherlands
crewSizeApproximate 3–4
designedBy Fokker design team
linked to: Fokker
designedFor anti-shipping operations
maritime patrol
firstFlightDate 1938
historicalEra World War II era
interwar period
introducedInPeriod late 1930s
manufacturer Fokker
numberOfEngines 2
operatedBy Luftwaffe
Royal Netherlands Navy
powerplantType piston engine
primaryUser Royal Netherlands Navy
status retired
takeoffAndLanding water
usedBy Germany
Netherlands
usedDuringPeriod early World War II
usedFor coastal patrol
convoy escort
reconnaissance over sea
usedInConflict World War II
wingConfiguration low-wing monoplane

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Bristol Pegasus usedInAircraft Fokker T.VIII (some variants)
subject linked to: Bristol Pegasus radial engine
linked to: Fokker T.VIII