Bristol Boxkite by Ivan Berryman. (RM) SIG802 and over 300 attempts were

and over 300 attempts were made during the course of the war

so his job would be easy

By the end of the war Feldwebel Gartner had destroyed 103 enemy tanks

Allied Forces hit back wherever possible and one of the first successes was by Dutch Forces on 23 December

The image shows Maj

Bristol Boxkite by Ivan Berryman. (RM) SIG802 and over 300 attempts wereDHM1834RM. Bristol Boxkite by Ivan Berryman. Based on a design by Henry Farman, the Bristol Boxkite first appeared in 1910 and was put into service with the RFC from its formation in 1912. It was used extensively by RNAS training schools at Eastbourne, Eastchurch and Hendon, but the type was withdrawn from service in 1915 due to obsolescence. Military versions were distinguishable from production aircraft by having extended upper wings to increase