WW1 German Fokker Dr.I "Red Barron" Fighter Style:Fokker Dr.I anti-aircraft guns on the afts

anti-aircraft guns on the afts of the vessel and a helicopter bay

Famed for their military discipline training and tactics the well drilled Prussians had in the 18th centures achieved numerous victories against their European neighbours like the Austrian Habsburgs

The Challengers four man crew is protected by the 2nd generation Chobham armour package

Display Stand

WW1 German Fokker Dr.I "Red Barron" Fighter Style:Fokker Dr.I anti-aircraft guns on the aftsThe Fokker Dr. I by 1918 was a widely used Triplane of the German empires airforce. It was a direct challenger to the British Sopwith Triplane fighter which entered service in 1917 and proved effective against older German fighters. The Fokker Dr. I had a maximum speed of 180km h and was armed with 2 7. 92 mm Maschinengewehr 08 "Spandau" machine guns. This specific Fokker Dr. I is the famous "Red Barron" fighter that was piloted by the German Ace