World War I Airplanes

Germany's leading fighter plane was the Fokker Dr I. It looked clumsily because of its three wings, but it was easily maneuvered.

The Albatros D-VA, was a biplane. With these two planes, the Germans had air supremacy.

Airplanes of France

France also had one of the most famous designs. The Spad VII was very fast and extremely strong.

The Nieuport 12, the Caudron, Farman, and the Spad VII were also, biplanes.

The French decided that they would like to combine the speed of the monoplane forces, with the strength and reconnaissance abilities of the biplane. They produced the Type L Monoplane. Almost all of the allies used this monoplane design when building new planes.

Airplanes of Great Britian

The British had a leading fighter plane called the Sopwith Camel. It was called the "camel" because of its humped shape design. It downed more than 1240 enemy aircraft.

Sopwith Camel

The Dehaviland DH4 was the best bomber of World War I. It was used in every British arena of fighting during the war.