Burgess Twin Seaplane
Explore the Burgess Twin Seaplane, the pioneering 1917 American twin-engine seaplane, its innovative design, and its role in early anti-submarine operations.
Observation and artillery-spotting aircraft that revolutionized intelligence in the First World War.
Explore the Burgess Twin Seaplane, the pioneering 1917 American twin-engine seaplane, its innovative design, and its role in early anti-submarine operations.
Explore the Caudron C.251 ET.2, a 1930 French intermediate trainer biplane. Developed by Caudron, featuring a Lorraine 7Me Mizar engine.
Discover the Burgess U and U-2 seaplanes, vital for Massachusetts militia and US Navy coastal patrols in WWI. Learn about their design and service.
Explore the Burgess S seaplane, commissioned by the US Navy in 1915. Learn about its design, 1916 first flight, and brief naval service.
Explore the Caudron C.154, a French intermediate training biplane from 1928. Learn about its design, Lorraine Mizar engine, and service in Spain.
The C.24 Autogyro, designed by Juan de la Cierva and built by De Havilland, pioneered with an enclosed cabin and tricycle gear. An innovative 1931 milestone.
Explore the Caudron C.157, a French intermediate training biplane from 1928. Learn about its C.158 & C.159 variants and evolution to the C.320.
Explore the 1932 French Caudron C.320 training aircraft. Designed by Paul Deville, its engine upgrade failed to boost performance, reverting to C.59 standards.
Discover the Caproni Ca.100, an Italian 1929 biplane trainer with diverse engines, record-setting variants, and international production in Peru and Bulgaria.
Discover the Cierva C.30 Autogiro, a revolutionary Spanish-designed, British-built reconnaissance aircraft that pioneered rotor control and served in WWII.
