MvR’s Albatros D.V having carried out an emergency landing in a field.
Colorized view of the restored Albatrod D.V said to be Richthofen’s. (picture source:Inside the victories of Manfred von richthofen – Volume 2, James F. Miller, Aeronaut Books, 2016)
An Albatros D.V identified as Richthofen’s undergoes museum restoration. Said to be 2059/17, it has both similar and dissimilar features of that machine and thus may actually be several machines cobbled together to form one whole. (picture source:Inside the victories of Manfred von richthofen – Volume 2, James F. Miller, Aeronaut Books, 2016)
Rear-quarter view of the Zeughaus Albatros D.V. No serial number is visible but the empennage does have diamond-shaped braces frequently seen on second production batch Albatros D.Vs, including 2059/17. If it is that airplane, it has been completely repainted and information placards have been applied directly to the fuselage. (picture source:Inside the victories of Manfred von richthofen – Volume 2, James F. Miller, Aeronaut Books, 2016)
The same Albatros on display at the Zeughaus Museum, Berlin, Germany. (picture source:Inside the victories of Manfred von richthofen – Volume 2, James F. Miller, Aeronaut Books, 2016)
Richthofen’s’ Albatros D.V on display sans radiator. (picture source:Inside the victories of Manfred von richthofen – Volume 2, James F. Miller, Aeronaut Books, 2016)
