Greetings all;
Concerning the Aviatik Berg D.I
Profile publications #151 by George Haddow 1967.
Air Enthusiast Twenty-One Aviatik D.I Austria-Hungary's First indigenious Fighter Pp. 63 - 76. Grosz, Haddow & Scheimer.Cross & Cockade Intl. 1982 multi view 1/48 drawings by S.J. Simpkin. 6 pages.
The profile represents 115.32 as flown by Frank Linke-Crawford when he was KIA 31.7.1918. Over the Frontt Vol. 6/ #2/ Front Cover is the same as the Windsock Datafile #45. Shows his a/c shedding its wing coverings.
Autrian Technic Museum has Av. D.I 101.37. Much of the fuselage is & wings are stripped of any covering for display purposes.
Cross & Cockade intl. Vol. 17 #1/Pp. 29 -35.
Cross & Cockade USA. Vol. 15 #3/Pp. 193 - 200.
Cross & Cockade USA. Vol. 17 #3/P. 286 & 383.
Cross & Cockade USA. Vol. 17 #4/P. 374.
Cross & Cockade USA. Vol. 18 #4/P. 380.
One colour note is that the fuselage bands for Flik 60 is that they were black not red.
Datafile # 45 has hexagonal lozenge colour note on p. 36 There were several camouflage patterns applied to the various Av. D.I aircraft. This one was at the Champlin Fighter Museum and was part of the sale to the the Boeing Museum in Seattle. It is camouflaged in the autumn leaf scheme.