Dodging Obsolescence: The Bristol F2b

Remaining in active service until right before the outbreak of the Second World War, the Bristol F2b would gain a reputation as the best two-seater fighter of the First World War, before serving a long career in the British, Polish, and New Zealand Air Forces.
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[@garyhooper1820]

Enjoyed video .

[@classicalvintagecollector]

I appreciate the content as I am building a model of this plane, currently.

[@GrumblingGrognard]

A wonderful, first-person autobiographical account of a Canadian pilot during the war is a must read on this aircraft "Flying Minnows" Vivian Voss (pseudonym).

[@SasukeUchiha-pv4xn]

I like where this channel is going.

[@SasukeUchiha-pv4xn]

Keep up the good work.

[@bonnerapplegate4824]

Great video on an amazing plane

[@mothmagic1]

I think i can honestly be said that the BE2 was out of date and outperformedby the enemy at its introduction. Recconaisance, light bomber, fighter. I think that makes the F2b the original MRCA.

[@Wolfof1918]

I mean, if you want to ignore it track record, performance, and combat ability then sure, I guess that opinion makes sense

[@Bernard-fo2qo]

Why was the bottom wing not attached to the body? Was it for greater lift?

[@grahvis]

It was done to maintain the right gap between the wings while keeping the upper wing level with the pilot's eyes, thus giving a good view both above and below it.

[@SasukeUchiha-pv4xn]

What will happen to the lightning the powderkeg series?