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Roden 422 De Havilland D.H.4 (Eagle Engines) 1:48 |
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| The DH4 was widely used on the Western Front, and many machines were employed on other fronts. Apart from Great Britain, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, Spain, Greece, Cuba, and Chile were all equipped with the DH4. During the Russian Civil War Wrangel's White Army received approximately 20 airplanes of the type from Great Britain, and at least two of them were fitted with Rolls Royce Eagle engines and were captured by the Red Army, and used by the Workers' and Peasants' Air Fleet. After the end of WWI many DH4s were rebuilt as passenger, transport and mail planes and were used in these roles until the late 1920s.
De Havilland DH4 N6000, No 5 (Naval) Sqn. RNAS, February 1918.
De Havilland DH4 N5997, No 2 (Naval) Sqn. RNAS, February 1918.
De Havilland DH4 A7422, No 57 Sqn. RFC , December 1917. |
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