3 results found
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Collection:Musée Royal de l'Armée et d'Histoire Militaire / Koninklijk Museum van het Leger en de Krijgsgeschiedenis
Photo Date:3 May 2013
Photo by:Juhani SipiläContact
Photo ID:291148Submit Correction
View count: 166
[Nikon D300 + Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm/2,8G VR]
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11-A2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Belgium - Air Force
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Photo Date:3 May 2013
Photo by:Juhani SipiläContact
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Collection:Musée Royal de l'Armée et d'Histoire Militaire / Koninklijk Museum van het Leger en de Krijgsgeschiedenis
Photo Date:3 May 2013
Photo by:Juhani SipiläContact
Photo ID:291148Submit Correction
View count: 166
[Nikon D300 + Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm/2,8G VR]
Registration / Serial:No Reg
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11-A2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Belgium - Air Force
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Photo Date:3 May 2013
Photo by:Juhani SipiläContact
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Photo Date:1956
Photo from:Ben Dannecker (via David Carter)
Photo ID:132342Submit Correction
View count: 373
Ex CFS19 with the Australian Flying Corps. Crashed in February 1926 (as G-AUBC) and its remains stored. Rebuilt in 1954 and crashed again. Rebuilt and flew in 1956. Sold in the US as N96452 without formally re-entering the Australian register. It would later end up in the Canadian Aviation Museum.
Registration / Serial:VH-UBC
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11
C/n (msn):1505
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Photo Date:1956
Photo from:Ben Dannecker (via David Carter)
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Photo Date:1956
Photo from:Ben Dannecker (via David Carter)
Photo ID:132342Submit Correction
View count: 373
Ex CFS19 with the Australian Flying Corps. Crashed in February 1926 (as G-AUBC) and its remains stored. Rebuilt in 1954 and crashed again. Rebuilt and flew in 1956. Sold in the US as N96452 without formally re-entering the Australian register. It would later end up in the Canadian Aviation Museum.
Registration / Serial:VH-UBC
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11
C/n (msn):1505
City / Airport:Melbourne - Moorabbin (YMMB / MBW)Map
Region / Country:Victoria, Australia
Photo Date:1956
Photo from:Ben Dannecker (via David Carter)
Registration / Serial:
Aircraft Original Type:Farman MF-11
Aircraft Generic Type:Farman MF-11
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11-A2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Belgium - Air Force
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Collection:Musée Royal de l'Armée et d'Histoire Militaire / Koninklijk Museum van het Leger en de Krijgsgeschiedenis
Photo Date:5 June 2015
Photo by:Peter de JongContact
Photo ID:46292Submit Correction
View count: 182
The Farman MF.11 was called Shorthorn by the British, lacking the long skids with forward elevator of the MF.7 Longhorn. A British naval MF.11 flew the first bombing mission of World War I near Ostend on 21 December 1914. There is little information about this machine in Brussels, but it appears to be authentic.
Registration / Serial:
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11-A2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Belgium - Air Force
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Photo Date:5 June 2015
Photo by:Peter de JongContact
Registration / Serial:
Aircraft Original Type:Farman MF-11
Aircraft Generic Type:Farman MF-11
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11-A2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Belgium - Air Force
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Collection:Musée Royal de l'Armée et d'Histoire Militaire / Koninklijk Museum van het Leger en de Krijgsgeschiedenis
Photo Date:5 June 2015
Photo by:Peter de JongContact
Photo ID:46292Submit Correction
View count: 182
The Farman MF.11 was called Shorthorn by the British, lacking the long skids with forward elevator of the MF.7 Longhorn. A British naval MF.11 flew the first bombing mission of World War I near Ostend on 21 December 1914. There is little information about this machine in Brussels, but it appears to be authentic.
Registration / Serial:
Aircraft Version:Farman MF.11-A2
C/n (msn):
Operator Titles:Belgium - Air Force
City / Area:Brussels / Military Museum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Belgium
Photo Date:5 June 2015
Photo by:Peter de JongContact