Fórum Brigadeiro Nero Moura

guod: What bombers and two-seaters will be flyable?

Jason: Well this has been an open secret for a while, but Gotha G.V. and the Handley-Page 0/400 first then the Breguet 14 and D.F.W.CV. After that we do not know which bombers or recon birds we will build.

Albert: I have nothing to add to the words of Jason. We have chosen the most significant planes in the first place. But in the history of the Great War, there is still a lot of interesting aircraft, virtual models of which I would like to see.

In August 1914, the Ilya Muromets was adopted by the Imperial Russian Air Force. On 10 December 1914, the Russians formed their first 10-bomber squadron, slowly increasing the number to 20 by the summer of 1916. During World War I, the Germans often refused to attack Ilya Muromets in the air due to their defensive firepower. On 12 September 1916, the Russians lost their first Ilya Muromets in a fight with four German Albatroses, three of which it managed to shoot down. This was also the only loss to enemy action during the war, while three others were damaged in combat, but managed to return to base to be repaired.