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| Nieuport (1909-1914) |
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| Nieuport (1914-1918) |
| Reconnaissance (A) |
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| Bombers (B) |
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| Fighters (C) |
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| Trainers (E) |
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| Experimental |
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Vee-strutters
(by wing area)1 |
| 13 metre |
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| 15 metre |
| Flat-sided fuselage |
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| New fuselage2 |
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| New wing3 |
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| 18 metre |
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| 23 metre |
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| 30 metre |
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| 48 metres+ |
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| Nieuport-Delage |
| Fighters |
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| Racers/record aircraft |
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| Transports & bombers |
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| Other |
- 33 (trainer)
- 50 (torpedo bomber)
- 580 (reconnaissance)
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| Nieuport (mid 1930s) |
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| Loire-Nieuport |
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| Foreign production |
| England |
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| Italy |
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| Japan |
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| Japan |
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| Russia |
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| Scotland |
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| Siam |
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| Spain |
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| Uruguay |
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1Wing area used to distinguish different designs by French.
- 2Fuselage sides streamlined with longitudinal stringers.
- 3New airfoil sections, spar moved aft, leading edges ply covered, and new ailerons.
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Pages in category "Nieuport aircraft"
The following 14 pages are in this category, out of 14 total.
