Re: 4 & 5 Wingers

Allan Wright (AEW@unh.edu)
Thu, 21 Dec 1995 10:32:59 -0500 (EST)

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> With a view to possibly starting a looooong term scratch-
> building project I'm searching for references on WWI era aircraft with
> four [quadruplane] and five [quintuplane] main wings. This is what I
> have come up with so far - perhaps someone would be willing to add
> to the list, by way of new aircraft or additional references for the
> ones listed below. If new aircraft are noted a mention of the
> reference would be appreciated so that, if I can locate the reference,
> I can see what the aeroplane looks like. Cheers & thanks, Jim.

I'll check tonight for exact pages and aircraft, but I know there are
several Quad and Quintuplanes in the back of the Lamberton and Chessman
book "Fighter Aircraft of the 1914-1918 War" One of my favorite
references.

-Al

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