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Yugoslavia
Air Force
Aircraft Types
Hansa Brandenburg B.I
At least twenty ex-K.u.K. Luftfahrttruppe Hansa Brandenburg B.I aircraft were captured in 1918 and pressed into service. The aircraft were from German and Austrian built batches. 100 hp Mercedes D.I or 120 hp Austro-Daimler AD6 engine. Known in Yugoslavia as the "Mali Brandenburg" (Small Brandenburg). Used for basic pilot training. Most withdrawn from service in 1924 when replaced by locally built versions, but a few stayed until the late 1920s.
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References:
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Hansa Brandenburg (Ikarus) B.I/Tip SB
Twenty-four Hansa Brandenburg B.I built by Ikarus (without licence) from 1924. Differed from original in many details. 100 hp Mercedes D.I engine. Known in Yugoslavia as the B.I/Tip SB ('Skolski Brandenburg', School Brandenburg). Used for pilot training. Withdrawn from service in 1933, with 8 aircraft passed to the Yugoslav Royal Aero Club.
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| 3-50 | 1924 | to YU-PBS 1933 | ||
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References:
- LET No.1 (Yugoslav Aviation Museum)
Hansa Brandenburg (Rogozarski) SB
Twenty-two Hansa Brandenburg B.I built by Rogozarski (without licence) from 1925. Differed from original in many details. Known in Yugoslavia as the SB "Skolski Brandenburg" (School Brandenburg). Used for pilot training. Withdrawn from service in 1933, with 8 aircraft passed to the Yugoslav Royal Aero Club.
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| 27 | 1925 | to YU-PCB July 1933 | ||
| 4-35 | 1925 | to YU-PBY 1933 | ||
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References:
- LET No.1 (Yugoslav Aviation Museum)
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