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1st February 2022, 15:23
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Re: Photo Albatros D.Va
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 Flat sides, D.III alright. Missed that too. Stab in the back using D.V rudder on some D.IIIs if you ask me....  Cheers Stig 
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1st February 2022, 16:58
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Re: Photo Albatros D.Va
Hello Both,
Agree Stig,the curved rudders on OAW built D.III are really a swine. Thanks Nick for the correct Identity. I thought knowing that the machine was a D.III (OAW) would render discovery of the unit and the serial more straightforward.But no.Who knew that the natural habitat of the D.III (OAW) was Switzerland Here are another couple: https://archive.aeroscale.net/review/3541/index.htm Regards, Clint
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