Early aircraft, including those in World War 1, were made of a wooden frame, covered with a fabric, and braced with steel wire. The fabric was doped to make it taught and provide a better aerodynamic surface.
Metal aircraft didn't appear until the 1930s
ww1 planes had a wooden frame and propellers steel wires and linen fabric
The engines would be mainly metal, of course, but the main frame could be made of wood or metal, and the covering of the wings and fuselage could be canvas (stretched and painted with dope.
Most were wood, and fabric. With only cables and engine made of metal
What they were made from, lack of protective covering, engine failures, wing failures, burning up when your craft was shot down.
More countries were involved and the technology was more advanced. WW1 had planes, but they didn't have the power or technology of the WW2 planes. Not to mention the development of atomic weapons.
In World War 2 commercial planes were used to transport troops, deliver cargo and move the President to places (and Elinor Roosevelt too). A Presidential plane was developed but I can't remember if it was as early as World War 2. World War 1 planes had not developed enough to have commercial large transport planes yet. The commercial planes also helped to free up the large military transport planes for other uses. The train however was still the main source of mass transportation in that era in the United States.
Airplanes were excellent for reconnaissance and later bombing and intercepting enemy aircraft.
a french man and it was later profected by the Germans to syncronize with the spin of the proppeler
Plane interments.
Because world war 1 had made the united states an international power.
about 730 planes
how many planes id germany have at start of World War 1
Slow and dangerous. they were made from wood wire and canvas for the wings.
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at least 1
Yes
over 100 us planes
The US built no planes in World War 1. American pilots flew French planes; Nieuports and Spads.
scouting
They were not reliable.