What Do You Know About Wwi Aviation?

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    Who was the first French pilot who can be called the

    Who was the first French pilot who can be called the "Father of Aerial Combat"

    • Adolphe Pegoud
    • Roland Garros
    • Jules Vedrines
    • Antonin Brocard
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The role of the fighter pilot began in the First World War. This quiz tests your knowledge of those early events in early combat aviation in the First World War. Ready for take-off?

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  • 2. 

    What was Adolphe Pegoud known for?

    • His moustache

    • His prewar aerial exhibitions

    • The first person to perform a "loop"

    Correct Answer
    A. The first person to perform a "loop"
    Explanation
    Adolphe Pegoud was known for being the first person to perform a "loop". This means that he was the first pilot to successfully execute a complete 360-degree vertical circle in an aircraft. This achievement was significant in the history of aviation as it demonstrated the possibility of controlled and acrobatic maneuvers in flight. Pegoud's accomplishment paved the way for further developments in aerobatics and influenced future generations of pilots. His moustache and prewar aerial exhibitions, although they may have contributed to his fame, are not directly related to his notable achievement of performing a "loop".

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    What was the response of the Germans when they captured Garros and his Morane L "parasol"

    • Hard to say... the aircraft was totally burned.

    • They examined the propeller and deflectors and wanted to copy them.

    • They contacted German aircraft manufacturers and showed the system.

    Correct Answer
    A. They contacted German aircraft manufacturers and showed the system.
    Explanation
    The correct answer suggests that when the Germans captured Garros and his Morane L "parasol" aircraft, they contacted German aircraft manufacturers and showed them the system. This implies that the Germans were interested in studying and potentially replicating the technology and design of the aircraft.

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    What was the "Systeme Morane" and what did it do?

    • It synchronized the machine gun to fire between the propeller blades.

    • It wrapped the propeller blades with metal wire to keep it from gun fire.

    • It was a specially shaped propeller with triangular deflector wedges and fittings made of steel to prevent bullets from striking the propeller.

    Correct Answer
    A. It was a specially shaped propeller with triangular deflector wedges and fittings made of steel to prevent bullets from striking the propeller.
    Explanation
    The "Systeme Morane" was a specially shaped propeller with triangular deflector wedges and fittings made of steel to prevent bullets from striking the propeller. This design innovation helped protect the propeller from damage caused by gunfire during World War I.

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    How many aircraft did Roland Garros shoot down while using the "deflector" system on his Moranes?

    • 1

    • 3

    • 5

    Correct Answer
    A. 3
    Explanation
    Roland Garros shot down 3 aircraft while using the "deflector" system on his Moranes.

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    What type of aircraft did Roland Garros fly with the "Systeme Morane" attached?

    • Morane Type N "Bullet"

    • Morane Type L "Parasol"

    • Both types of Morane-Saulniers, the Type N "Bullet" and Type L "Parasol"

    Correct Answer
    A. Both types of Morane-Saulniers, the Type N "Bullet" and Type L "Parasol"
    Explanation
    Roland Garros flew with both types of Morane-Saulniers, the Type N "Bullet" and Type L "Parasol" aircraft.

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