German DFW C.V with crew in 1918

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German DFW C.V with crew in 1918

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The pilot, Leutnant Frankewitz, and an unidentified observer of a German squadron, probably Bayrische Flieger Abteilung 287 (Bavarian Flying Section 287), sitting in the cockpit and gunner's station of a DFW C.V aircraft.

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