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Every British Aircraft Used In World War I

This documentary explores every major aircraft flown by the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service in World War I. From early scouts like the BE2, FE2, and DH2 to iconic fighters such as the Sopwith Pup, Triplane, Camel, SE5a, and Snipe, this video breaks down the machines that shaped aerial combat over the Western Front. We also examine reconnaissance aircraft like the RE8, FK8, BE12, and 1½ Strutter, along with the bombers that defined strategic warfare—including the Airco DH4, DH9, DH9a, DH10, and the massive Handley Page O/100, O/400, and V/1500. Naval and maritime patrol aircraft are covered in detail, from the Short 184 and Sopwith Baby to the Felixstowe F2, F5 flying boats, and shipboard fighters like the Sopwith 2F1 Camel. Ground-attack aircraft such as the Sopwith Salamander and torpedo bomber Sopwith Cuckoo reveal how aviation expanded into new roles. Additional sections explore trainers like the Avro 504 and Curtiss Jenny, experimental designs including the PB25 and FB5 Gunbus, and observation balloons and airships used for artillery spotting and anti-submarine patrol. Designed for viewers interested in WWI aircraft, military technology, early tanks, naval aviation, and Great War history, this video provides a complete breakdown of British war machines across every category—fighters, bombers, seaplanes, reconnaissance aircraft, flying boats, and airships. 00:00 Intro 00:15 EARLY SCOUTS AND FIGHTERS 04:24 RECONNAISSANCE AND OBSERVATION AIRCRAFT 06:21 BOMBERS AND GROUND ATTACK AIRCRAFT 10:03 NAVAL AND MARITIME PATROL AIRCRAFT 12:56 TRAINING AND GENERAL PURPOSE AIRCRAFT 15:00 EXPERIMENTAL AND SPECIALIZED DESIGNS 16:40 OBSERVATION BALLOONS AND KITE BALLOONS