Nieuport 17

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The Nieuport 17 was a highly successful French World War I biplane fighter renowned for its agility and widespread use by Allied air forces.

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Label Occurrences
Nieuport 17 canonical 3
Nieuport 23 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I military aircraft
biplane
fighter aircraft
single-seat aircraft
aircraftConfiguration single-engine
tractor configuration
armament 1 × over-wing Lewis machine gun (some aircraft)
1 × synchronized Vickers machine gun
construction fabric-covered
wooden airframe
countryOfOrigin France
crew 1
developedFrom Nieuport 11 NERFINISHED
enginePower 110 hp
engineType rotary engine
enteredService 1916
era 1910s
firstFlight 1916
followedBy Nieuport 24 NERFINISHED
Nieuport 27 NERFINISHED
introducedInConflict World War I NERFINISHED
manufacturer Nieuport NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed about 110 mph
about 177 km/h
notableFeature excellent maneuverability
sesquiplane wing design with narrow lower wing
numberOfWings 2
powerplant Le Rhône 9J rotary engine NERFINISHED
role fighter
status retired
usedBy Belgian Air Service NERFINISHED
French Air Service NERFINISHED
Hellenic Air Force (WWI predecessor) NERFINISHED
Imperial Russian Air Service NERFINISHED
Italian Air Force (WWI predecessor) NERFINISHED
Romanian Air Service NERFINISHED
Royal Flying Corps NERFINISHED
Royal Naval Air Service NERFINISHED
Serbian Air Service NERFINISHED
United States Army Air Service NERFINISHED
usedByAce Albert Ball NERFINISHED
Billy Bishop NERFINISHED
Charles Nungesser NERFINISHED
Francesco Baracca NERFINISHED
Georges Guynemer NERFINISHED
usedInRole air superiority fighter
fighter escort
fighter patrols
wingConfiguration sesquiplane

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Clerget 9B usedInAircraft Nieuport 17
Le Rhône 9J poweredAircraft Nieuport 17
Le Rhône 9J poweredAircraft Nieuport 17
this entity surface form: Nieuport 23
29 Squadron aircraftOperated Nieuport 17
subject surface form: No. 29 Squadron RAF