Airco DH.9 in Turkish Service — The Story of “İsmet”
- Turkish service
- 1921–1925 (secondary inventory)
- Role
- Reconnaissance and bombing
- Origin
- United Kingdom
- Crew
- 2 (pilot and observer)
- National Struggle
- Early Republic
Archive
Turkish Military Aviation Archive
Histories of the aircraft flown in Ottoman and Turkish military aviation: their service in Turkey, sources, technical specifications and, where they exist, related scale models.
9 aircraft records
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Breguet XIV – From Sakarya to the Great Offensive
- Turkish service
- 1921–1928
- Role
- Reconnaissance and bombing
- Origin
- France
- Crew
- 2
- National Struggle
- Early Republic
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Nieuport 27, captured at Gaziemir in 1922
- Turkish service
- 1922–1927 (captured at Gaziemir in September 1922)
- Role
- Fighter; later fighter training
- Origin
- France
- Crew
- 1
- National Struggle
- Early Republic
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SPAD XIII C.1 – Turkish Fighters of the Great Offensive
- Turkish service
- 1922–1926 (end date disputed)
- Role
- Fighter; later fighter training
- Origin
- France
- Crew
- 1 pilot
- National Struggle
- Early Republic
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PZL P.24 – Turkish Service and Kayseri Production
- Turkish service
- 1936–1943
- Role
- Single-seat fighter
- Origin
- Poland
- Crew
- 1
- Early Republic
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Supermarine Spitfire in Turkish service
- Turkish service
- 1938–1954
- Role
- Fighter / photo reconnaissance
- Origin
- United Kingdom
- Crew
- 1
- Early Republic
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Avro Anson Mk I – Turkish Service and Training
- Turkish service
- 1940–1946
- Role
- Multi-engine, bombing and gunnery training
- Origin
- United Kingdom
- Crew
- Typically 3–4
- Early Republic
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Miles Magister in Turkish Military Service: Training and Licence Production
- Turkish service
- 1941–1960
- Role
- Basic flying trainer
- Origin
- United Kingdom
- Crew
- 2 (instructor and student)
- Early Republic
- NATO and Modern Era
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Bristol Beaufort – Turkish Service, 1944–1947
- Turkish service
- From 1944; retirement sources differ (1947/1950)
- Role
- Torpedo bombing / maritime strike
- Origin
- United Kingdom
- Crew
- 4 (typical)
- Early Republic
