Albatross D-V Modern Military single-slotted high-lift flaps extend from

single-slotted high-lift flaps extend from the inboard end of the ailerons to the sides of the fuselage

services and international forces

Much like its big brother

) The MD-11P

but in the summer of 1918 it was outclassed by the newly arrived Fokker D

Albatross D-V Modern Military single-slotted high-lift flaps extend fromGerman Albatross D V model. In answer to the ascendancy which the SE5s and SPADS of the Allies were gaining, the mid summer of 1917 saw the introduction of the D V from the Albatross stable. The D V did not prove to have sufficient increase in performance to restore the balance of power in favor of the German Air Corps. Nevertheless, orders were put in hand for vast quantities, presumably on the theory that sufficient numbers would overwhelm any