The Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2 is a British single-engine tractor two-seat biplane, designed and developed at the Royal Aircraft Factory. Most of the roughly 3,500 built were constructed …

weight and performance calculations for the RAF B.E.2e two-seat armed reconnaissance and artillery observation biplane

BE2e, A2943, is in No 7 Squadron colours of WW1. The aircraft is recorded as being flown by Captain Horace Webb-Bowen RFC. It was used for bombing and reconnaissance including the …

Believed to be the first RAF aircraft to land in France in 1914 in support of the BEF (British Expeditionary Force) the BE2a was the subject of a number of experiments and was markedly …

The first version built in reasonable numbers was the B.E.2b (which introduced ailerons) followed by the mass-produced B.E.2c which superseded earlier versions from April 1915. Power was …

2018年10月22日 · During 1915, the B.E.2 (B.E.2c) was made to service the night fighter role as a single-seat interceptor granted extra fuel stores, an angled Lewis machine gun, and hand …

The B.E.2e was an advanced version of the “c” model. A number of those operated from the British bases in the Aegean Sea during WW1. Later on, 3 examples (no. A1327, A1384, …

The R.A.F. B.E.2e featured unequal single-bay wings with the large overhung top wings braced from king-posts. It had dual controls, an enlarged fin, and the 90hp RAF 1a V-8 engine. The …

From production totalling 1,320 aircraft (plus some B.E.2c and 2d conversions), B.E.2e's were issued to 11 Home Defence squadrons of the RFC (as well as many units on the Western …

2009年4月6日 · Engine: 90hp RAF 1a liquid cooled engine Max. Speed: 90 mph Ceiling: 9,000 feet Range: Crew: two Armaments: varied, up to four .303 calibre Lewis guns Payload: two …