The Fokker T.V was a twin-engine bomber, described as an "aerial cruiser ", [1] built by Fokker for the Netherlands Air Force. Modern for its time, by the German invasion of 1940 it was outclassed by the airplanes of the Luftwaffe, although it was used with some success.

Brief account of the events of the 16 Fokker TV Air Cruisers of the LVA. In this article we have tried to give as accurate a picture as possible of what happened in May 1940. That is difficult, because the number of versions of those events knows almost no bounds. The “Concise History of the Royal Air Force” is one of our most important ...

2020年10月18日 · 83年前，即1937年10月17日，福克T.V——荷兰研制并列装的最后一款轰炸机首飞成功。 福克T.V总共制造了16架，其中包括原型机。 很难理解制造如此少的作战飞机的 …

2016年4月27日 · Fokker unveiled what was, for the time, a largely modern monoplane bomber with a crew numbering five to include two pilots, a bombardier, navigator, radioman/gunner and dedicated gunner. The aircraft fielded a length of 60.5 feet long, a wingspan of 68.9 feet and a height of 13.8 feet.

2023年8月31日 · As the Netherlands most modern and capable attack aircraft they were thrown into heavy fighting immediately. And somewhat intriguingly, their first action was in their role as …

This bridge was captured on May 10 by German paratroopers and a breakthrough of the Germans into Holland needed to be prevented. On this attack on May 13 the last remaining Fokker T-V (856) of...

The Fokker T.V is a twin-engine medium bomber, a cantilever mid-wing of a mixed design, with a twin tail and retractable landing gear. Developed under the leadership of F. Hentzen and Jiri Szatzki at the Fokker plant, first flight on October 16, 1937. Operated only in …

With its twin Bristol Pegasus XXVI air-cooled radial piston engines, each producing 926 horsepower, the aircraft can handle a top speed of 260 mph, a cruise speed of 205 mph, a range of 960 miles and a close 16,400 miles of service capped at feet.

The Netherlands, 1937 - The T.V was built to the specifications of the Dutch Army Air Force (LvA) and sixteen of these bombers of mixed construction were built in Amsterdam. It carried a crew of five. Eight T.V's played a role in the defense of the Dutch territory in may 1940, when the German hostilities started in The Netherlands. None survived.

The Fokker T.V was a twin-engine bomber, described as an "aerial cruiser", built by Fokker for the Netherlands Air Force.