Rumpler 6.B by Ivan Berryman. PER393 Temeraire would eventually take both

Temeraire would eventually take both the Fougeuex and The Redoutable as prizes

carrying out a wide variety of missions and operations using a combination of rockets and bombs

because Galland also stated (in his autobiography) that of course fundamentally I preferred our Me109 to the Spitfire

and by the end on 1942 the German night fighter force had almost 400 aircraft contesting the night skies

Rumpler 6.B by Ivan Berryman. PER393 Temeraire would eventually take bothDHM1771. Rumpler 6. B by Ivan Berryman. Based on the two seat Rumpler C. 1, the 6. B was an elegant single seat fighter with a top speed of 153 km h and a range of four hours flying time. Armament was a single Spandau synchronised machine gun mounted on the port side of the Mercedes D. III engine. Quite modern looking by the standards of the day, it was introduced into service in 1916, but large scale production was never undertaken and fewer than 100