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| Medium bomber. The Do Y had a high-set wing and and three
engines, two on the wing leading edge and the third on
struts above the wing. The Do Y was built in Switzerland
in 1931. Only two were built.
| lxbfYeaa, e-mail, 14.03.2024 06:31 20 reply | | dasunda, 18.06.2011 07:08 The next two models again ordered by the Yugoslav goverment were powered by Gnome Rhone Jupiter 9 Kers engines with 3 bladed metal props offering a better all round performance. reply | | Noname, e-mail, 31.03.2020 10:24 That is not a Dornier Y. Its just an ordinary Militar Wal, JII, I think reply | | Barry, 15.09.2010 16:55 As Keith rightly posted on the 14 /01 /2007 the aircraft illustrated is a Dornier Do J Wal which was sometimes confusingly known as a Do 15. The Do Y was three engined bomber of which possibly 4 were built. The first 2 models (Werke No 232 and 233)which were powered by Bristol Jupiter VI engines with 2 bladed wooden props were ordered and delivered to the Yugoslavian goverment in October 1932. They were later captured by invading German forces in 1941. The next two models again ordered by the Yugoslav goverment were powered by Gnome Rhone Jupiter 9 Kers engines with 3 bladed metal props offering a better all round performance. reply | |
| | Dryiceman, e-mail, 19.08.2010 21:35 Ese no puede ser un Do Y. Más bien parece un Do J Wall reply | | Boogey, e-mail, 07.09.2009 20:05 Keith, You're right.
This is the Dornier Y :
www.histaviation.com /Dornier_Y.html reply | | BRI'AN, 15.10.2007 07:30 NAZI BESTMANN?NEIN!DO 15? reply | | Keith, e-mail, 14.01.2007 22:52 Dear Sirs
That is not a Dornier Y. Its just an ordinary Militar Wal, JII, I think
Best Wishes
Keith reply | | sergio, e-mail, 16.01.2007 04:29 sip es un dornier. no otra cosa y ademas no es un wall reply |
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