Caudron G.III [Reenactments ]
Uploaded: June 17, 2012 17:49:45
Used by several nations during the First World War, the Caudron G.III was a successful trainer and observation aircraft. Known for its great climbing ability, the Caudron was a suitable aircraft to be used in mountainous terrain and was considered ideal for the needs of the Italian squadrons. Following the war a Caudron was used to become the first aircraft to cross the Andes Mountains. Aviatrix Adrienne Bolland made this historic flight in 1919.
Photographed at the Rhinebeck Aerodrome, Rhi
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Bonnie C. Lackey
June 17, 2012
Kenneth De Pree
June 18, 2012
I enjoyed very much looking at your gallery. What program{s} are you using to achieve the HDR look? You are a master at it.
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