ReconnaissanceESC.29
Discover the Caspar C.29, a German reconnaissance biplane developed in 1926 despite military aircraft bans, built in Denmark, and never mass-produced.
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ReconnaissanceESDiscover the Caspar C.29, a German reconnaissance biplane developed in 1926 despite military aircraft bans, built in Denmark, and never mass-produced.
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