what was this airplane,a Farman design ?.
The image shared by hesham contains more than one typo. It also gives "1924" as the year in the title, instead of 1934... and the photo is NOT of the single-seat, open-cockpit aircraft used for the Paris-Saigon flight, but of the same aircraft [F-AMCX] when it was still a tandem-seating enclosed cockpit aircraft. Even the web page you linked, which is dedicated to that event, couldn't provide anything else than the same erroneous photo... I'm attaching three photos of Péraud's modified F 356 airplane, christened "Cité d'Angoulème II":There is a designation typo. Actually this is Jean Péraud's one-off Farman 356 (F-AMCX, n° 1/7347) which arrived in Saigon on 01 August 1934. A flight of 151 hours secured the Coupe du Président de la République (President of the Republic's Cup aka the «Paris-Saïgon») for Péraud.
Why "...CHEMICAL bomber..."? The first plane bomber with gasoline engines?I found excellent picture of the Spanish Farman "Goliath" (probably M-MMCAB).
The source of image is here
Translation from the source:
Multy-engined Farman F.60 Goliath, the first chemical bomber of the Spanish Air Force. The first example was acquired in 1923, the year in which the Melilla gas factory came into operation. It was capable of dropping 4 or 6 bombs of 100 kilos of Yperite gas. Chemical bombing raids over northern Morocco continued until July 1925.
Seems, that this illustration is used for the cover of book
Farman F.50 & F.60, Alas Sobre Espana No 10
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I would imagine that its payload would have been poison gas.Why "...CHEMICAL bomber..."? The first plane bomber with gasoline engines?
Spain armed forces actively used chemical weapons in the "Rif War" in MoroccoWhy "...CHEMICAL bomber..."? The first plane bomber with gasoline engines?
As Italy in the war against Ethiopia in 1936, around 15 years later.Spain armed forces actively used chemical weapons in the "Rif War" in Morocco
Spanish use of chemical weapons in the Rif War - Wikipedia
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