More to identify please

Pogno, the Bloch & Potez are French pre-WW2 military aircraft.

Thanks John. There where some photos of udets Flamingo when i got the skywriting SE5a photo of ebay, but i cant spend all my money on pictures!

Dave

Is not the guy in the flying suit, Udet. I’m sure that is Udet’s Flamingo in the middle of the first photograph.

John

The BFW U 12 Flamingo D764 photo i posted was Paul Baumer’s aircraft. Here’s another one on skis , can anybody tell who the people are.

Thanks
Dave

I now think that 6 is possibly a Heinkel 32 and 7 possibly an Albatros L68.

John

Then the SE5 is probably German and specifically D-1634 (one of five, 32 to 36). There in the middle of the second French photo is the Potez 25 A2. Does the German register for the D number series exist?

John

Richard,

I think you may well be correct. The owner of the photo thought it was a Savage machine, but when you look closely, there is n o large ‘G’ on the fin, which i would have expected, and the registration on the fuselage appears to end in a 4.

Steve you seem to be having fun identifying my photo’s. Heres a Udet Flamingo. They have a conection with Dunstable, Beds as Alfred Weyl of Dart Aircraft was involved with the desgin work. The other photo I think was taken at Mourmelon. As i now have the other photo that was part of the deal, with an 88sqdn Battle in the background.

Dave

Steve
Are you sure the SE5a is a Savage Skywriting aircraft. I have read that the Polish Air Force had a couple and that one was flying in 1920.
What’s the nationality of the aother a/c in the group.

Richard

Great stuff, thanks again John.

The biplane in the middle of the French types is a Potez 25 A2 (just make out the taller rudder).

John

From the front No’s 3, 4 and 5 The others are too indistinct on my screen but I think 6 might be a F W Keibitz.

John

Thanks John. Which ones are the Flamingos?

Amongst the biplanes are some BFW U 12 Flamingos and I think the nearest type is a Raab Katzenstein RK2c Pelikan

John

Thanks NC900, spot on!

1st Picture, the wreck & the twin behind, seems to be Bloch MB-131.

http://www.airwar.ru/image/idop/bww2/mb131/mb131-1.gif

Cheers

Olivier