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July 9, 2019

Early Access - Inside The Cockpit: Albatros D.Va

Hey all,

Here is your early access to Thursday's episode! We get close and personal with the WW1 legend, the Albatros D.Va.

Let me know what you thought about this video!

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⚜ | Inside The Cockpit - Albatros D.Va (YouTube)

Comments (8)

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O D · April 18, 2021

I'm a patreon but I don't know how to ask a question.. But here is mine . Will you do an episode on the Fokker Triplane.? It is the most recognized AC of WW1 and maybe of all time.

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Military Aviation History · April 18, 2021

Hey, very likely. Right now it is difficult to get access to museums, but in the future it is a candidate

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Errol Cavit · July 11, 2019

That's great! I look forward to more WW1 coverage. Minor point, you mention canvas-covered wings at around 4:40. I don't know the German name for the covering, but canvas specifically refers to a type of heavy fabric, while aircraft of course want lighter types. Non-specialist sources often refer to 'canvas-covered' aircraft, so I can understand your confusion. 'Fabric' is a good generic term.

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Military Aviation History · July 11, 2019

Roger that, I thought it was just a British English or American English thing again

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Bill Lemmond · July 11, 2019

Somewhere, wrapped in old newspaper, in a large cardboard box filled with my old plastic models, I think I have an Albatross. You did such a great job of drawing me in that only now am I thinking of someone from Monty Python saying "Albatross!" ;)

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Goodwin · July 10, 2019

WOW, well done video of the Albatros D. Va.

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Julian Corbett · July 9, 2019

One small nit-pick with this video. As you are clearly a native German speaker, you frequently "rattle off" German Manufacturers, Squardons and Personnel at a speed which would be normal for you. Sadly, not all of your audience is blessed with that abilty, so if you could either slow down your pronunciation or maybe add subtitles with the names on for us, so we can read the name for ourselves, that would be a help in order to better understand your videos. Other than that, an exellent video as per usual.

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Military Aviation History · July 9, 2019

Good point, will add a written note next time for any German.