Triplane

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World War I saw the emergence of the iconic Sopwith Tri-Plane, a revolutionary aircraft that left an indelible mark on aviation history. The Sopwith Tri-Plane was a British fighter plane designed by Herbert Smith and Thomas Benbow Sopwith in 1916. It featured a distinctive triplane configuration with three stacked wings, which provided exceptional stability and maneuverability. Pilots who flew the Sopwith Tri-Plane were known for their skill and bravery as they took to the skies over Europe during World War I. The plane's unique design allowed it to outmaneuver enemy aircraft, giving Allied forces a crucial advantage on the battlefield. One of the most notable aspects of the Sopwith Tri-Plane was its ability to dive at steep angles without stalling. This made it an ideal choice for dogfighting and ground attack missions.