Caudron G.IV
Caudron G.IV: WWI’s pioneering twin-engine biplane. First mass-produced Allied combat aircraft, it excelled in bombing & recon, marking an era of reliability.
Category: WWI Bombers
History of the first large twin-engine and triplane bombers of the First World War.
Caudron G.VI
Caudron G.VI: French light bomber developed after Gaston Caudron’s death. Adopted 1916, 512 built, rapid obsolescence. A key WWI aviation milestone.
Caudron R.4
Explore the Caudron R.4, an innovative French WWI bomber that transitioned to reconnaissance. Learn about its design, operational challenges, and legacy.
Caudron R.10
Explore the Caudron R.10, a WWI French bomber. Designed to replace the R.4, its development was cut short due to underpowered engines. A brief history.
Caudron R.5
Explore the Caudron R.5, a French WWI bomber designed to overcome the limitations of its predecessor, the R.4, with enhanced engines and wings.
Sopwith Cobham
Explore the Sopwith Cobham, a unique British twin-engine triplane bomber of the WWI-era. Learn about its design, challenging development, and eventual project cancellation.
Coanda No.4
Discover the Coanda No.4, an unusual WWI French bomber-reconnaissance biplane designed by Henri Coandă. Learn about its twin-engine design, trials, and ultimate fate.