Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.8
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The Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.8 was a British single-seat fighter flown in World War I. It was developed by the Royal Aircraft Factory as a replacement for the Farman F.20. The F.E.8 had an advanced, curvaceous fuselage design and aerodynamic wings that allowed it to reach higher speeds in comparison to many other fighters of its time. The F.E.8 was powered by an 80hp Gnome Monosoupape rotary engine, giving it a top speed of 69 mph. Its armament was composed of one 7.7 mm Vickers machine gun mounted ahead of the pilot. Its outstandingly lightweight airframe and reliable yet powerful engine enabled the F.E.8 to be highly maneuverable and responsive in the air, allowing pilots to perform highly aerobatic maneuvers. In addition, its exceptional stability during flight and its ability to absorb damage from enemy fire made the F.E.8 one of the most renowned fighters of World War I. Despite its superior performance in combat, the F.E.8 was ultimately forced out of front line service with the advent of more advanced fighter designs. Nonetheless, the F.E.8 remains one of the most iconic fighter aircraft of its era and an important reminder of the important contribution of aircraft throughout the Great War.
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