The SPAD A.2 (also called SA.2 A-2 or A2) was a French tractor biplane of 1915 that saw some service with France and Russia in the early stages of World War I in the fighter-reconnaissance role.
The French SPAD A-2 fighter of 1915 featured a turret mounted in front
of the engine.1
Le Spad A.2 n'était pas un avion populaire auprès de ses équipages.2
poor (no one else was desperate enough to try using the SPAD A-2 in
combat, with the gunner perched in a pulpit in front of the propeller)
and the conditions on the Eastern Front were really horrible.3
The French SPAD A-2 fighter of 1915
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Made by Société Pour l'Aviation et ses Dérivés.
The SPAD A.2 was an improved version of the A.1 which first flew on 21
May 1915 and later went into production. SPAD S.VII
The SPAD S.5
The SPAD A-2 had an obsrever that sat in a 'pulpit' mounted in front
of the tractor airscrew. Heaven help the observer in noseovers.6
Oddities Louis Bechereau's Spad A.2; People And Planes Gliding In A
Douglas C-47.7
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