Hansa-Brandenburg L.16
Designed during 1917 for the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Hansa-Brandenburg L.16 was a prototype triplane fighter. Only one was built.
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Hansa-Brandenburg L.16
Hansa-Brandenburg L.16 
Hansa-Brandenburg L.16 
Hansa-Brandenburg L.16 
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Letov S-328 in German Service
Letov S-328 in German Service
Following the German occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939, the Luftwaffe incorporated captured Š-328s into their inventory. The Letov Š-328 only saw limited use by the Luftwaffe during World War II, primarily as a trainer. A small number were also used in the night attack role on the Eastern Front in the Winter of 1942–43.
Letov S-328 in Luftwaffe markings SG+SU 
Letov S-328 in Luftwaffe markings 
Letov S-328 in Luftwaffe markings 
Letov S-328 in Luftwaffe markings March 1941 
Letov S-328 in Luftwaffe markings TQ+BB 
Letov S-328, Werk. Nr. 257, ‘CF+HK’, Flugzeugführerschule (FFS) A/B 121 Straubing, Arbeitsplatz Cham, 1941 
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Letov S-328 in Bulgarian Service
Letov S-328 in Bulgarian Service
Bulgaria purchased 62 Letov S-328s from Germany in 1939. OF these, 30 were new built machines manufactured in Czechoslovakia after the German occupation. The others were sourced from stocks seized by Germany. Bulgaria used the S-328s for anti-submarine patrols of the Black Sea flying out of the Sarafovo and Balchik airfields.
Letov S-328 in Bulgarian markings 
Letov S-328 in Bulgarian markings 
Letov S-328 in Bulgarian markings
