Fokker E.III Eindecker

The Fokker ‘Eindecker’ (meaning single wing) monoplane fighters were the first purpose designed German fighter aircraft of the First World War. Fitted for the first time with proper ‘interrupter gear’ which enabled the single machine gun to fire through the blades of the propeller, the Eindecker was able to easily shoot down the slow and vulnerable Allied reconnaissance aircraft of the period. So successful was the Fokker from mid-1915 to early 1916 that this period become known as the Fokker Scourge.

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