Farman MF.11 Shorthorn

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The Farman MF.11 Shorthorn was a French World War I-era biplane used primarily for reconnaissance and training, notable for its pusher configuration and early role in military aviation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biplane
military reconnaissance aircraft
pusher aircraft
trainer aircraft
aircraftConfiguration pusher
armament light defensive machine gun (on some aircraft)
countryOfOrigin France
crew 2
crewType pilot and observer
designedBy Henri Farman NERFINISHED
developedFrom earlier Farman reconnaissance biplanes
engineConfiguration single pusher engine
enteredService 1914
era early military aviation
firstFlight 1913
historicalSignificance one of the early standard Allied reconnaissance aircraft of World War I
manufacturer Farman Aviation Works NERFINISHED
nickname Shorthorn NERFINISHED
notableFeature extensive use of bracing wires and struts
forward-mounted observer position
open cockpits
wood and fabric construction
powerplantType single piston engine
primaryRole reconnaissance
secondaryRole training
status retired
tailConfiguration twin-boom tail
usedBy Australian Flying Corps NERFINISHED
Belgian Air Service NERFINISHED
French Air Service NERFINISHED
Greek military aviation
Italian military aviation
Japanese Army aviation NERFINISHED
Netherlands military aviation NERFINISHED
Portuguese military aviation NERFINISHED
Romanian Air Corps NERFINISHED
Royal Flying Corps NERFINISHED
Russian Imperial Air Service NERFINISHED
Serbian Air Service NERFINISHED
United States Army aviation (training) NERFINISHED
usedFor aerial photography
artillery spotting
observer training
pilot training
usedInConflict World War I
wingConfiguration two-bay biplane

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Farman aircraft notableModel Farman MF.11 Shorthorn