C.29
Discover the Caspar C.29, a German reconnaissance biplane developed in 1926 despite military aircraft bans, built in Denmark, and never mass-produced.
Category: WWI Reconnaissance
Observation and artillery-spotting aircraft that revolutionized intelligence in the First World War.
Carroll A2
Discover the Carroll A2, the 1918 French reconnaissance biplane prototype. Learn about its design, intended features, and why it failed to win the competition.
Caspar C.29 Reconnaissance Seaplane
Discover the Caspar C.29, a German 1926 reconnaissance seaplane secretly designed and built in Denmark. Learn about its brief yet intriguing history.
Caudron G.II
Discover the Caudron G.II, a pioneering 1912 biplane. Used in air shows and as a reconnaissance aircraft in World War I.
Caudron L
Explore the Caudron L, a 1913 French floatplane commissioned by the British Navy. Learn about its design, trial issues, and ultimate cancellation.
Caspar U.1
Explore the Caspar U.1, an innovative German reconnaissance seaplane designed by Ernst Heinkel for submarines, a pioneer in post-WWI naval aviation.
Caspar C.36
Discover the Caspar C.36, a German reconnaissance seaplane from 1928. Learn about its design, features, and the fate of its sole prototype.
Caudron H
Discover the Caudron H, René Caudron’s pioneering 1912 seaplane. Explore its variants, French Navy service, and conversion for pilot training.
Caudron G Biplane
Explore the Caudron G, the pioneering 1913 biplane designed by the Caudron brothers. A versatile 80 hp Gnome-powered aircraft, utilized by France, China, Russia, and the UK.
Caudron J
Explore the Caudron J, René Caudron’s pioneering seaplane. Naval competition winner, flew from the Foudre cruiser, served in Black Sea and Chile.