World War One Aviation - Muzeum Lotnictwa Krakow

Here are some pictures of the World War One aircraft on display at the Muzeum Lotnictwa in Krakow, Poland. I am grateful to Marek Gierlinski for acting as a host and tour guide. Note that these pictures were bought at the museum, and are probably copyright - so personal use only, please.

The Museum now has its own official WWW site.

Albatros BIIa, 1915.
Unarmed reconnaissance two-seater, later used as a basic trainer. Registered D-EKDU.

Albatros CI, 1915.
A reconnaissance two-seater armed with a single 7.9mm Parabellum machine gun in the observer's cockpit.

Aviatik CIII, 1916.
Two-seater reconnaissance/light bomber.

Grigorwicz M15.
If you have information on this aircraft/type, please let me know!

Halberstadt CLII, 1916.
2-seat fighter/bomber.

Roland DVIb, 1917.
A beautiful example of layered wood construction!

Sopwith Camel, 1917 (serial B7280).
A highly successful single-seat fighter.

World War One Aviation Links

Philip Blanco's WWW page

	Albatros BIIa, 1915. Unarmed reconnaissance two-seater, later used as a basic trainer. Registered D-EKDU.
	Albatros CI, 1915. A reconnaissance two-seater armed with a single 7.9mm Parabellum machine gun in the observer's cockpit.
	Aviatik CIII, 1916. Two-seater reconnaissance/light bomber.
	Grigorwicz M15. If you have information on this aircraft/type, please let me know!
	Halberstadt CLII, 1916. 2-seat fighter/bomber.
	Roland DVIb, 1917. A beautiful example of layered wood construction!
	Sopwith Camel, 1917 (serial B7280). A highly successful single-seat fighter.