The Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 is a British two-seat biplane reconnaissance and bomber aircraft of the First World War that was designed and produced at the Royal Aircraft Factory. It was …

After rectification of the tendency of early production aircraft to spin as the RFC/RAF’s most widely used type of Corps reconnaissance aircraft from 1917 it served with some 21 …

Single-engine (Royal Aircraft Factory 4a air-cooled V12) biplane, WW1 British reconnaissance and artillery-spotting aircraft, crew of 2. This aircraft was delivered to the Royal Air Force on 25 …

The RE8 (Research Experimental 8) was by 1918 the standard two-seater reconnaissance aircraft of the Royal Flying Corps and, at its inception, the Royal Air Force. It was a biplane designed …

One famous combat from April 13, 1917, saw six R.E.8’s, which were on a recon mission over the front line, attacked by six Albatrosses led by Manfred von Richthofen. In a fleeting, lopsided …

One of the most readily recognisable two-seaters of ‘The Great War’, the Royal Aircraft Factory RE8, forever associated with music hall comedian Harry Tate, was extensively, and …

Nicknamed the 'Harry Tate' after an entertainer of the time, the R.E.8 was the most widely used British two-seater aircraft on the Western Front and was also used in Italy, Mesopotamia and …

The RE8 was designed to perform reconnaissance and artillery spotting roles. It was a satisfactory aeroplane, over 4 000 were produced and served on various fronts until the end of …

The Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 was a British two-seat biplane aircraft designed and built during World War I. It was intended as a reconnaissance and artillery observation aircraft, and it was …

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