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18 May 2009, 02:37 AM
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Gallwitz's Triplane?
In the Jagdstaffel Boelcke lineup of Fokker Dr.Is, photo B/3 on page 7 of Greg VanWyngarden's "Fokker Dr.I Jagdstaffeln", is the white X marked triplane that of Ltn.d.R. Karl Gallwitz? Note the leader's streamer visible on the starboard wing underneath fuselage Eisenkreuz. On the same page, photo B/4 shows a frontal view of Gallwitz's triplane 212/17 complete with leader's streamers with Gallwitz and his mechanics unfortuantely blocking the view of possible fuselage markings.
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