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SPAD XIII
SPAD XIII
SPAD XIII "Les Cigognes"

SPAD XIII

SPAD XIII, Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, US 94th Aero Squadron

Equipped with twin machine guns and a larger engine, the SPAD S.XIII was based upon the smaller SPAD S.VII. Built in large numbers, it was fast and powerful but considered more difficult to fly. The SPAD S.XIII was flown by many of the famous aces including Georges Guynemer and Eddie Rickenbacker.

SPECIFICATIONS
Country: France
Manufacturer: Société Anonyme Pour L'Aviation et ses Dérives
Type: Fighter
First Service: September 1917
Number Built: 8,472
Engine(s): Hispano-Suiza 8 BEc 8 cylinder 235 hp
Wing Span: 26 ft 11 in
Length: 20 ft 8 in
Height: 7 ft 11 in
Empty Weight:  
Gross Weight: 1,801 lb
Max Speed: 138 mph at 6,560 ft
Ceiling: 21,820 ft
Endurance: 2 hours
Crew: 1
Armament: 2 Vickers .303 machine guns
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