A French Dragoon Leaving The Field of Battle During The Franco Prussian War by Paul Grolleron ART768 flying his notorious red Albatros

flying his notorious red Albatros D

this example being based at Felixstowe Naval Air Station in the late Summer of 1918

The Army decided to cancel the night fighter version of the A-26 and proceed with production of both a bomber and ground attack versions of the aircraft that would be named the Invader

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Captain Howard J T Saint was a Welsh flying Ace who claimed 7 victories between August and October 1917 and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross

A French Dragoon Leaving The Field of Battle During The Franco Prussian War by Paul Grolleron ART768 flying his notorious red AlbatrosNBP0103. A French Dragoon Leaving The Field of Battle During The Franco Prussian War by Paul Grolleron Despite their bravery and the occasional tactical success, French Dragoons were ultimately unable to significantly influence the outcome of many battles during the Franco. Prussian War. The Prussian military's superior organization, strategy, and their technological advantage overshadowed the efforts of the French cavalry units. The war's emphasis on