Replica with a tail wheel on display at the Royal Thai Air Force Museum. The Bre. 14 was Louis Breguet's most successful wartime product. The two-seat reconnaissance/light bomber was powered by a 300 hp Renault 12Fe engine. Inducted in 1917, the type equipped at least 71 Service Aéronautique escadrilles at its peak. Production continued after the war that included civilian versions, with an estimated 8,000 built in all. The Royal Siamese Air Service imported eight aircraft from France in 1919, with additional deliveries taking place later. The type was licence built as the B.Th.1.

3/4 replica of one of the Breguet XIV serving in RTAF 1919 - 1937