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[[Robert Sommer]] (not a relative of French early flier and aircraft builder Roger Summer)
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Said to have built five different aircraft from 1911-1914.  These included the Sommer Arrow biplane, 1914, powered by a 100hp Gnome rotary and a sesquiplane.
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Called Deutsche Sommer Werke by SD.
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Sources: BAC398; SD102
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|Started aero=by 1911
 
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|Sources=Robert Sommer (not a relative of French early flier and aircraft builder Roger Summer)
 
|Notes 1=Said to have built five different aircraft from 1911-1914.  These included the Sommer Arrow biplane, 1914, powered by a 100hp Gnome rotary and a sesquiplane.
 
|Notes 2=Called Deutsche Sommer Werke by SD.
 
|Notes 3=BAC398; SD102
 
 
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Revision as of 20:30, 16 December 2016

Robert Sommer (not a relative of French early flier and aircraft builder Roger Summer)

Said to have built five different aircraft from 1911-1914. These included the Sommer Arrow biplane, 1914, powered by a 100hp Gnome rotary and a sesquiplane.

Called Deutsche Sommer Werke by SD.

Sources: BAC398; SD102


Organization names Deutsche Sommer-Flugzeugwerke GmbH
Entity type 1
Country Germany
City Darmstadt
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Started aero by 1911
Ended aero 1914
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