- The Breguet 14 was faster, had a higher climb speed, could carry a higher bomb load and possessed a more durable structure.
- The Breguet 14 was designed by aviation pioneer and aeronautical engineer Louis Breguet.[2] Breguet had already built a reputation for producing capable...
- Breguet 14P replica Royal Thai Air Force Museum (ex F-AZBH) First Flight early history of aviation in the Kingdom of Siam.
- The Bréguet 14 was a French biplane bomber and reconnaissance aircraft of the First World War. It was built in very large numbers and production continued for many years...
- The Breguet 14 was the workhorse of the French aviation arm during World War I and proved useful long after the Armistice.
- The reconnaissance variant A2, called Breguet XIV A2 after its introduction in the French Air Force, also received transparent windows on the observer's cockpit...
- The aircraft was designed by Louis Breguet, who flew the first prototype (originally designated Breguet AV Type XIV) on its first flight on 21 November 1916.
- When Louis Breguet began the design of his Type 14 in 1916 he was totally unaware of the success that his aircraft was to achieve.
- After producing several designs that were behind the times, Louis Breguet discarded all previous design decisions and designed a two-seater suited to combat on the Western...
- The Breguet Bre.14 is a single-engine two-seat bomber and reconnaissance biplane aircraft of World War I produced by the French manufacturer Breguet...
