Dutch Military Aircraft

MBT 50.10.025 Fokker DR1- triplane (1917)

Fokker T.VThe Fokker T.V was a twin-engine fighter-cruiser-bomber from Fokker. It was a relatively modern aircraft for its time, used by the Dutch Air Force Department.

MBT 50.10.018 Fokker C-X

MBT 50.10.001 Fokker D7

MBT 50.10.011 Fokker S-XIV

Fokker S11 The Fokker S.11 Instructor is a single-engine, two-seater, propeller-driven training aircraft manufactured by Fokker.

Dornier 24K1Thanks to the extensive experience gained with the Wal flying boats, the MLD was able to draw up clearly defined and detailed specifications for the new aircraft, which were presented to the aircraft manufacturers Dorn...

Fokker D.VII The D.VII was a German fighter aircraft produced by Fokker towards the end of the First World War. The aircraft was designed by Reinhold Platz.

Fokker C5DThe Fokker C.V. was a reconnaissance/bomber aircraft built by Fokker from 1924 onwards. It was a further development of the Fokker C.IV.

MBT 50.10.013 Fokker S-IV, training aircraft

Fokker C.V. The Fokker C.V. was a reconnaissance/bomber aircraft built by Fokker from 1924 onwards. It was a further development of the Fokker C.IV.

MBT 50.10.019 Van Berkel WA Sea Scout

MBT 50.10.012 Koolhoven FK-51, training aircraft

Fokker E.IIIThe Fokker E.III was the main variant of the Eindecker (monoplane) fighter aircraft of World War I. It entered service on the Western Front in December 1915 and was also supplied to Austria-Hungary and Turkey.

Fokker C10. The Fokker C-X was a two-seater reconnaissance aircraft and light bomber powered by a 608 hp Rolls-Royce Kestrel V engine. It was initially designed for the Royal Netherlands East Indies Air Force...

MBT 50.10.024 Fokker D21

MBT 50.10.020 Fokker C-XI.w. Sea Reconnaissance

Fokker D17The Fokker D-XVII was a fighter aircraft built by Fokker. The prototype flew in 1931. The first aircraft was purchased by the Air Force in 1934. Eleven were built at the time,