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Production Number |
Work Number |
Engine
Type |
Horse Power |
Engine Number |
DateOrdered |
Date Accepted |
Date
Dispatched |
Date
Delivered |
Test Pilot |
Jasta
Unit |
Pilot Assigned |
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F.I 103/17 |
1730 |
LeRhone 9J |
110 hp |
J6247 |
July 14, 1917 |
August 16, 1917 |
August 21, 1917 |
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Jasta 10 |
Ltn. Werner Voss (48) |

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Other Jasta Units |
Date of Unit Transferred |
Other known Pilot #2 |
Other known Pilot #3 |
Fate of Machine |
Fate Date |
Where |
Time |
Known Pilot |
Pilots Fate |
Incident Report Document
No. |
Other Information and
Documents |
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September
23, 1917 |
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KIA |
G 72 |
Rhys-David 56th Sq.RFC. LeRhone engine fitted in the
field, originally UrII |
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In August of 1917 the Austrian
Crown Prince Otto von Hapsburg or more recently known as the Archduke Karl
Albrecht visited to Jatsa 10 located at Marcke during a inspection of the
new triplane. |
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One more photo taken during
the Archduke Karl Albrecht visit to Jatsa 10. |
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Werner
Voss standing in front of his Fokker FI. 103/17 talking to he Archduke Karl
Albrecht. |
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Fokker F.I 103/17 preparing
for a test flight for the Archduke. |
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Anthony Fokker talking to
Werner Voss in front of Fokker F.I 103/17 |
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Anthony Fokker preparing to
take a photo of Werner Voss next to his Fokker F.I 103/17 |
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Werner Voss Standing in front
of his Fokker F.I 103/17 |
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A more popular photo of Werner
Voss Standing in front of his Fokker F.I 103/17 |
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Same photo as above but has been
cropped. |
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Fokker
F.I 103/17
mechanics Gefreiter Ruser and Flieger Karl Timm standing in front. |
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Another photo photo from
above. |
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Fokker
F.I 103/17
with mechanics Gefreiter Ruser in the cockpit and Flieger Karl Timm standing
behind the cowl. |
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Werner
Voss sitting in Fokker
F.I 103/17
with a temporary headrest. |
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Fokker F.I 103/17
preparing for take off, possibly on the same day of the Archduke's
inspection visit. |
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A head on shot of
Fokker
F.I 103/17
with a great view of the face painted on the cowling believed to be from a
Japanese kit symbol. Note the stool holding up the tail section. |
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A great side view of
Fokker
F.I 103/17
most likely taken at the same time as the photo above because of the same
stool holding up the tail section. |
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A vary rare shot of one of the
only parts left of Werner
Voss Fokker
F.I 103/17
after he was shot down on
September
23, 1917. Shortly after the crashed the field were it laid had been
heavily shelled and no other parts are known to have been recovered. |
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The only other remaining part
of Fokker
F.I 103/17. |
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As rumor has it, the IWM has
the Voss rudder and this photo is believed to be it but there is no record
of it at the IWM or any other photos that can prove this along with opening
up the Yellow color marking controversy. The location of this rudder in the
photo is not known. It is fair to mention that the Yellow rudder markings
were used by other Jatsa's. |
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A well known fake report
on Fokker F.I 103/17 |
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