Hansa-Brandenburg GW
The Hansa -Brandenburg GW was a torpedo aircraft during the First World War.
Description
Ernst Heinkel, developed in 1916 at Hansa -Brandenburg zweistieliger the biplane as a torpedo bomber for the German Navy. The basic structure is made of wood with a fabric covering or plywood sheathing. The aircraft had large, single-level swimmers. It was powered by two engines that were mounted close to the fuselage with struts. Hansa -Brandenburg built 26 aircraft for the German Navy.