Caudron O
Discover the Caudron O, a unique French sport biplane designed by Gaston Caudron, nicknamed “The Mill,” that saw service in WWI.
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Caudron G.V
Explore the Caudron G.V, a French light bomber-reconnaissance aircraft of WWI. Learn about its 1915 development, features, and early service.
CAO-600
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CBU-87 CEM
Discover the CBU-87 CEM, a versatile cluster bomb designed for area targets. Learn about its 202 BLU-97 submunitions and impressive 80,000 m² impact zone.
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Caudron F
Explore the Caudron F, the pioneering biplane by the Caudron brothers. Learn its history from Reims air races to the first ‘loop’ performed in 1913.