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<strong>Albatros</strong> D.V<br />

GERMAN WWI FIGHTER<br />

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FIRST, A FEW WORDS<br />

In mid-1916, the <strong>Albatros</strong> D.III fighter was developed. It was inspired along the same conceptual lines as the Nieuport. The new type was delivered to fighter<br />

units in the fall of 1916. As in the Nieuport, a flaw manifested itself in the construction of the lower wing, which under tight maneuvers, would violently twist<br />

and even fail. The reason for this was never fully revealed. Restrictions were therefore placed on the use of the aircraft, but even so, the D.III became a successful<br />

fighter.<br />

In April, 1917, the Idflieg requested the manufacture of 200 lightened versions of the <strong>Albatros</strong>, the D.V. The new variant inherited an unchanged wing from the<br />

D.III, with the exception of the linkages controlling the ailerons having been moved to the top wing. That itself was moved 10cm closer to the fuselage, which<br />

was aerodynamically refined with an oval cross-section with a curved vertical tail. The spine of the fuselage incorporated a headrest, which was often removed<br />

by pilots as this piece tended to limit view. Armament consisted of a pair of LMG 08/15 7.92mm machine guns. Powerplant was a Mercedes D.IIIa, rated at<br />

127kW (170hp).<br />

Overall, the D.V. was 50kg lighter than the D.III, but the lower wing problems repeated themselves in the lower wings. Despite this, there were a further 400<br />

pieces of the D.V. ordered, and another 300 in July. After that, production gave way to the modified D.Va. The lower wing was strengthened, and the structure<br />

was beefed up between the leading edge of the wing and the interwing struts, while the aileron linkages reverted to that used on the D.III. This, however, failed to<br />

solve the problem, and the weight of the aircraft grew to the point where the D.Va exceeded that of the D.III. Satisfactory performance was attained with the<br />

installation of the Mercedes D.IIIau, rated at 134kW (185hp). There were 1,612<strong>Albatros</strong> D.Va delivered from October, 1917.<br />

Although the aircraft were not overly popular with pilots, prior to the introduction of the Fokker D.VII in May, 1917, the D.V. was the most widely used German<br />

fighter. Even as late as April, 1918, they formed 54.3% of the fighter force on the front, and many, along with the D.III, soldiered on to the end of the war.<br />

The D.Va was the last series built fighter from<strong>Albatros</strong>, other types proving unsuccessful, and the firm produced the Fokker D.VII under license.<br />

NĚKOLIK SLOV ÚVODEM<br />

V polovině roku 1916 byl vyvinut stíhací <strong>Albatros</strong> D.III, u něhož byla použita koncepce křídel jedenapůlplošníků Nieuport. Nový typ byl dodáván od<br />

podzimu 1916 ke stíhacím letkám. Stejně jako u Nieuportů se však projevila vada v konstrukci spodního křídla, které se při větším namáhání kroutilo a bortilo<br />

a nikdy nebyla zjištěna pravá příčina. Pro D.III byl proto vydán zákaz střemhlavého letu, ale i tak se stal úspěšným stíhacím letounem.<br />

V dubnu 1917 zadal Idflieg <strong>Albatros</strong>u stavbu 200 ks odlehčené verze D.V. Nový typ převzal nezměněná křídla z D.III, pouze lankové ovládání křidélek bylo<br />

přemístěno do horního křídla. To se přiblížilo o 10 cm k trupu, který byl aerodynamicky jemnější s oválným průřezem a byla použita zaoblená SOP. Na hřbetě<br />

trupu byla opěrka hlavy, kterou však letci odstraňovali, protože jim bránila ve výhledu. Výzbroj tvořila dvojice kulometů LMG 08/15 ráže 7,92 mm. Poháněn<br />

byl motorem Mercedes D.IIIa o výkonu 127 kW (170 k). Celkově byl D.V o 50 kg lehčí než D.III, opakovaly se však problémy s konstrukcí spodního křídla.<br />

Přesto bylo v květnu objednáno dalších 400 a v červenci 300 <strong>Albatros</strong>ů D.V. Poté byla výroba zastavena ve prospěch upravené verze D.Va. Spodní křídlo<br />

dostalo silnější závěsy a kování, byla použita pomocná výztuha mezi jeho náběžnou hranou a mezikřídelní vzpěrou a ovládání křidélek se vrátilo k provedení<br />

z D.III. Problém tím ovšem odstraněn nebyl. Pouze hmotnost letounu vzrostla tak, že D.Va byl těžší než původní D.III. Přijatelných výkonů bylo dosaženo<br />

použitím motoru Mercedes D.IIIaü o výkonu 134 kW (185 k). Od října 1917 bylo dodáno celkem 1612<strong>Albatros</strong>ů D.Va.<br />

I když piloti pokládali dé-pětky za méněcenné, byly až do nástupu Fokkerů D.VII v květnu 1918 při nedostatku lepších typů nejrozšířenější německou<br />

stíhačkou. Ještě v dubnu 1918 tvořily 54,3% stíhacích letounů na frontě a mnoho jich spolu s D.III sloužilo až do konce války. D.Va byl poslední sériově<br />

vyráběný stíhací typ firmy<strong>Albatros</strong>, s dalšími již do konce války neuspěla a vyráběla v licenci Fokkerovy D.VII.<br />

Specifications:<br />

Span: 9,05 m<br />

Length: 7,33 m<br />

Height: 2,70 m<br />

Empty Weight: 620 kg<br />

Take-off Weight: 852 kg<br />

Maximum Speed: 170 km/h<br />

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Technické údaje:<br />

Rozpětí: 9,05 m<br />

Délka: 7,33 m<br />

Výška: 2,70 m<br />

Hmotnost prázdného letounu: 620 kg<br />

Hmotnost vzletová: 852 kg<br />

Maximální rychlost: 170 km/h


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In 1917, Kurt Monnington was transferred from FA62 to Jasta 15. With this unit, he gained no aerial victories. In March, 1918, he found himself<br />

with Jasta 18, in the so-called ‘Berthold exchange’, that saw the transfer of personnel between Jasta 15 and Jasta 18. On May 11th, he claimed<br />

his first kill (S.E.5a), and on June 5th, his second (Bristol Fighter). After that, Jasta 18 was relocated from the northern sector of the front to the<br />

Montingen airfield at Metz. Here, Monnington gained five victories over British bombers in combat with the IndependentAir Force.<br />

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By the time that Walter Boning became the first CO of Jasta 76b, he had already six victories to his credit, achieved while attached to Jasta 19.<br />

With the new unit, he gained a further eleven kills over British and French aircraft. He gained the last two on May 30th, 1918, but the following<br />

day would prove fateful. On initiating combat with Camels from No.70 Squadron, RAF, he suffered a minor collision with a colleague,<br />

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The father of two, HansAdam was wounded as a soldier in September, 1914, and transferred to the air force in 1916, where he was attached to<br />

FF(A)2b. Here, he often flew with another future ace, <strong>Eduard</strong> von Schleich. In March, 1917,Adam was transferred to Jasta 34. Here, he gained<br />

three kills, before being transferred again, this time to Jasta 6. After the death of <strong>Eduard</strong> Dostler in August, 1917, he gained the function<br />

of Staffelfuhrer. On November 15, 1917, by then Ritter von Adam, was shot down over Kortewild during combat with No.45 or No.65 Squadron<br />

Camels. By the time of his death, he shot down three French and 18 British aircraft.<br />

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Wilhelm Lehmann began his career in August, 1917 with Jasta 5. By September 6, he gained his first aerial victory. It wasn’t until April, 1918,<br />

before he got his next kill. On May 12, he became CO of Jasta 5. Within a month, he got another two victories, but on June 26th, was himself<br />

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Alois (Aloys by some references) Heldmann joined Jasta 10 in June, 1917 after usual service with Flieger Abteilungen. His first two, unconfirmed, kills<br />

came by May, and his first confirmed on June 22, 1917. His score continually grew so that by the end of the war, still with Jasta 10, he gained fifteen.<br />

As such, he became the third most successful pilot of the unit.Ahead of him were only Erich Lowenhardt with 54, and Friedrich Friedrichs with 21.<br />

Alois (někdy uváděn jako Aloys) Heldmann nastoupil k Jasta 10 v červnu 1917 po obvyklé službě u dvojmístných Flieger Abteilungen. Svá první dvě<br />

nepotvrzená vítězství získal již v květnu, první ověřené pak 22. června 1917. Své skóre průběžně zvyšoval a tak ho konec války zastihl stále u Jasta 10,<br />

nyní již s 15 sestřely. Stal se tak třetím nejúspěšnějším stíhačem jednotky. Před ním byli u Jasta 10 jen Erich Löwenhardt s 54 a Friedrich Friedrichs<br />

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