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| www.aviastar.org, 19.02.2008 It's a German design but built in Denmark to evade ban. | | Sgt.KAR98, 19.02.2008 He must be right. At the time,any kind of military airplane was forbidden. The first ones appeared when Hitler rised to power. | | Mike, aeroaces(@)earthlink.net, 17.02.2008 This is NOT a German aircraft.
The Caspar C.J.14 was a single-seat Danish fighter built and flown in 1925 by the Dansk-Aero Industrie Aktielkabet, of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Top speed with the 300 hp Hispano-Suiza engine shown was approximately 170 mph, and slightly faster with the 380 hp Siddeley Jaguar radial engine fitted later.
Coloring was over-all bright red with black cylinder blocks and Danish markings (Note the vertical white bar on the vertical tail, and the just barely visible horizontal white cross-bar a little over half-way up the vertical white bar. This is the Danish white cross as featured on their national flag). |
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