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[[Gustav Schulze]] had built a flying machine in 1908-1909.
 
[[Gustav Schulze]] had built a flying machine in 1908-1909.
  
Operated flying school, for which he built his own training aircraft., three [[eindecker]] (single-decker) machines, i.e., monoplanes, 1912, and another eindecker in 1913.  In 1919, he built light parasol monoplanes at Madel, Berg bei Magdeburg, Germany, and in 1922, he built a glider, possibly another parasol monoplane.
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Operated flying school, for which he built his own training aircraft., three [[Eindecker]] (single-decker) machines, i.e., monoplanes, 1912, and another eindecker in 1913.  In 1919, he built light parasol monoplanes at Madel, Berg bei Magdeburg, Germany, and in 1922, he built a glider, possibly another parasol monoplane.
  
 
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|Country=Germany
 
|Country=Germany
 
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Latest revision as of 09:46, 26 December 2018

Gustav Schulze had built a flying machine in 1908-1909.

Operated flying school, for which he built his own training aircraft., three Eindecker (single-decker) machines, i.e., monoplanes, 1912, and another eindecker in 1913. In 1919, he built light parasol monoplanes at Madel, Berg bei Magdeburg, Germany, and in 1922, he built a glider, possibly another parasol monoplane.

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Names Flugzeugwerke Gustav Schulze
Country Germany
City
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Keywords
Started aero 1912
Ended aero 1922
Key people Gustav Schulze
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