As promised, here is the next batch of Fokker D.VIII/E.V revisions. It's a mixed bag this time around. I hope you like them.
Fokker E.V, 1918-1919
Marine Aircraft
Many Marine aircraft were very flamboyantly painted in yellows, black and white. This is a safety measure in case they need to be rescued at sea.

Fokker E.V Marine-Feld Jagdstaffel-II FMF
Theo Osterkamp. Jabbekke Belgium Sept. 1918.

Fokker-E.V s/n 138/18 Marine Jagdgruppe Flandernfall.
Leutnant zur See Gotthard Sachsenberg, 1918.
Jasta 36

Fokker D.VIII-E.V, Jasta 36, Pilot & Serial number unknown, Aug. 1918.
Polish Air-force 1919

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