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| City: | Clarksburg, West Virginia  | | Personal Data: | Male, | | Membership | 17years 276days ago. | | Last Login | 12years 322days ago. | | Last Move | 13years 155days ago. | Stonewall is currently  | Send a mail to Stonewall |
| Message header | Area/Game: | Blue Max | | Topic: | Other | | Subject: | Sopwith Tri-plane over Sopwith Camel | | Posted by: | Stonewall  - 14years 216days ago. |
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| Message text If the Sopwith Tri-plane had superior performance characteristics over the Sopwith Camel why was the Camel adopted over the Tri-plane? I read somewhere that the Germans were so impressed with the Tri-planes capabilities that they captured a downed Sopwith Tri-plane and used it as a model for the Dr. I. I'm curious why the Allies would use the Camel instead of the Tri-plane. The Tri-plane was introduced first and had better performance capabilities? A head scratcher to me.
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