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Gotha G V German bomber

Gotha G V German bomber, operational from 1918, with 120 machines reported to have been built. Date: circa 1918

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This photograph showcases a Gotha G V German bomber, a formidable aircraft that graced the skies during the final stages of World War I. Circa 1918, this biplane bomber was a significant addition to the German air fleet, with an estimated 120 units reportedly produced. The Gotha G V, also known as the "Gotha G.V," was a two-engine, two-seat, long-range bomber that boasted a wingspan of 38 meters (125 feet) and a length of 13.5 meters (44 feet). Its distinctive wide wings, equipped with struts and bracing wires, provided the necessary lift for the heavy bomb load it was designed to carry. The wheels on the undercarriage were large and robust, enabling the aircraft to take off and land on rough terrain. During the wartime era, the Gotha G V was a potent symbol of German aviation prowess. Its long-range capabilities and heavy bomb load made it an effective weapon against Allied targets. The aircraft's first major raid took place on March 25, 1918, when it bombed London, causing significant damage and raising morale among the German forces. As the war drew to a close, the Gotha G V became a testament to the ingenuity and determination of the German aviation industry. Its legacy served as a foundation for future bomber designs, shaping the course of military aviation history. This photograph, capturing the Gotha G V in its element, offers a glimpse into the past, reminding us of the pivotal role this aircraft played in the history of warfare.

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