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When more powerful engines became available in Germany in early 1915, Albatros developed the two-seat C.I. Universal aircraft. The design was so successful that subsequent types were designed and remained in service until the end of World War I. War. Thanks to their robust fuselage, they were highly resistant to gunfire damage.Several of Germany's most famous pilots began their careers in this type.Manfred von Richthofen, the most famous aviator of the First World War, flew in this type. He began his career as an observer in the C:I on the Eastern Front. Most of the C.Ib dual-controlled trainer machines were built by Mercur-Flugzeugbau. C. VII was first planned as a stopgap solution, but in February/February 1917 there were still 350 examples in use at the front as reconnaissance machines. C. VII was also frequently used on all fronts as light bombs. Aircraft. C.X.'s, fitted with oxygen apparatus, proved themselves as high altitude reconnaissance machines.
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