Albatros D.II

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The Albatros D.II was a German World War I single-seat biplane fighter aircraft that improved on earlier designs and saw extensive service on the Western Front.

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Albatros D.II canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biplane
fighter aircraft
military aircraft
single-seat aircraft
aircraftCategory fighter biplane
airForceRole standard German fighter type in late 1916
armament 2 × fixed forward-firing machine guns
armamentType synchronized machine guns
category Albatros D-series fighters
cockpitConfiguration open cockpit
configuration tractor configuration
construction wooden airframe
countryOfOrigin German Empire
crew 1
designer Robert Thelen
developedFrom Albatros D.I
engineType inline piston engine
enteredService 1916
era 1910s
firstFlight 1916
followedBy Albatros D.III
fuselageConstruction semi-monocoque wooden fuselage
historicalSignificance early successful German biplane fighter of World War I
improvementOver Albatros D.I cooling system
Albatros D.I maneuverability
Albatros D.I visibility
introduced 1916
landingGear fixed tailskid landing gear
manufacturer Albatros Flugzeugwerke
nationality German
numberOfEngines 1
powerplant Mercedes D.III
propulsion single propeller
role fighter
serviceUse front-line fighter
successorRole replaced earlier Fokker monoplanes in German service
tailConfiguration conventional tail unit
usedBy Austro-Hungarian Aviation Troops
Luftstreitkräfte
Ottoman Air Force
linked to: Ottoman air units
usedInConflict World War I
usedInTheater Western Front
usedOnFront Western Front
wingConfiguration biplane

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Albatros D.III predecessor Albatros D.II
Jasta 2 aircraftUsed Albatros D.II
Jasta Boelcke aircraftUsed Albatros D.II