Curtiss H-16 flying boat

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The Curtiss H-16 was a large American World War I-era patrol flying boat used primarily by the U.S. Navy and British forces for maritime reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I aircraft
flying boat
military aircraft
patrol aircraft
aircraftConfiguration twin-engine
aircraftType biplane
armament bombs
machine guns
category patrol flying boat
seaplane
conflict World War I
construction fabric-covered surfaces
wooden airframe
countryOfOrigin United States of America
crew 4
5
6
designedFor long-range maritime patrol
developedFrom Curtiss H-12 NERFINISHED
engineConfiguration tractor configuration
engineType piston engine
era World War I era NERFINISHED
firstFlight 1917
hullType boat hull
introduced 1917
manufacturer Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed about 153 km/h
about 95 mph
navalDesignation H-16 NERFINISHED
powerplant 2 × 360 hp Liberty L-12 engines
2 × Liberty L-12 V-12 engines
primaryUser United States Navy NERFINISHED
range about 400 mi
about 640 km
retired 1920s
role anti-submarine warfare
maritime patrol
reconnaissance
serviceCeiling about 10,000 ft
about 3,050 m
usedBy Royal Air Force
Royal Naval Air Service NERFINISHED
United States Army Air Service NERFINISHED
United States Navy
usedFor coastal reconnaissance
convoy escort
submarine patrol
wingConfiguration two-bay biplane wings

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Liberty L-12 notableApplication Curtiss H-16 flying boat