Hansa-Brandenburg C.I

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The Hansa-Brandenburg C.I was an Austro-Hungarian World War I two-seat reconnaissance biplane widely used for observation, bombing, and training duties on the Eastern and Italian fronts.

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Hansa-Brandenburg C.I canonical 2
Hansa-Brandenburg D.I 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I aircraft
biplane
military reconnaissance aircraft
aircraftConfiguration two-bay biplane
armament fixed forward-firing machine gun
flexible rear-mounted machine gun
light bomb load
construction fabric-covered surfaces
wooden airframe
countryOfOrigin Austria-Hungary
crew pilot and observer
crewPosition observer in front cockpit
pilot in rear cockpit
designer Ernst Heinkel
engineConfiguration single-engine tractor
era 1910s
firstFlight 1915
introduced 1915
landingGear fixed tailskid undercarriage
manufacturer Hansa-Brandenburg
notableFeature widely used Austro-Hungarian reconnaissance type
numberOfSeats 2
operatorType military
originatingEmpire Austro-Hungarian Empire
powerplant Austro-Daimler inline engine
Hieronymus inline engine
Mercedes inline engine
primaryRole reconnaissance
producedUnderLicense Phönix Flugzeugwerke
UFAG
secondaryRole artillery spotting
light bombing
training
serviceEntry 1916
status retired
usedBy Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Aviation Troops
Czechoslovak Air Force
Polish Air Force
Royal Yugoslav Air Force
usedFor battlefield observation
observer training
photo-reconnaissance
pilot training
usedInConflict World War I
usedOnFront Eastern Front
Italian Front

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Stefan Stec aircraftFlown Hansa-Brandenburg C.I
Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Aviation Troops usedAircraftModel Hansa-Brandenburg D.I
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