In 1918, the British, French and U.S. air services came into their own. Though not having the organizational and tactical doctrine of the Germans, they certainly had the superior machines. The Camels, Se-5as and Spad XIIIs delivered a ferocious punch to the German Air Service, with only the Fokker D.VII able to hold its own.
Sopwith Camel F.1
single seat scout (also on the 2nd mid-war page)
R.A.F. SE-5a
single seat scout (also on the 2nd mid-war page)
SPAD XIII
single seat scout
Bristol F2b
two seat fighter, recon and bomber (also on the 2nd mid-war page)
Breguet 14 Bomber
(also on the 2nd mid-war page)
de Havilland DH-4
two seat recon and bomber (also on the 2nd mid-war page)
The German machines...
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Sopwith Dolphin
single seat scout and ground attack
Sopwith Snipe 7F.1
single seat scout (late 1918)
"You have my permission to allow your members to download and use this file (the Snipe). My personal best regards to you and your members. Happy flying!"
Fred Wohosky
The Airfield of Dreams
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R.A.F. Re8 two-seat recon and bomber (also on the 2nd mid-war page)
