National Military Museum] Eight decades after a Dutch Fokker D.VII Fighter was looted by Nazis, the World War I-era fighter biplane is set to return to the Netherlands, the National Military ...

2 Fighter remains a symbol of versatility and firepower; these machines were at the heart of the Great War. Germany showed its engineering mastery in the sleek designs of the Fokker Dr.I ...

built the famous Fokker fighter for the German air force in World War I, developed commercial airliners in the 1920s and engineered the Ford tri-motor that Lt. Cmdr. Richard E. Byrd and Floyd ...

It was a Fokker D.VII biplane. ... Drago serviced Republic F-105 Thunderchief and Convair F-106 Delta Dart fighters in Vietnam — planes with maximum speeds above 1,300 mph.

The Eindecker's designer, Anthony Fokker, was Dutch. His technological leap was to synchronize the gears of the propeller and machine gun. Previously, most fighter planes possessed machine guns ...

From designing World War I fighter planes for Germany to selling passenger planes to U.S. airlines, Fokker made and lost a fortune or two. Daniel Ford reviews “Anthony Fokker” by Marc Dierikx.

His distinctive red Fokker triplane is in hot pursuit over the Somme Valley; in its sights are two British Sopwith Camel fighters. First one, and then the second are swiftly eliminated by the ...