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Caudron G4 for FS2004 By Stuart Green

Caudron G4 for FS2004 By Stuart Green V1.0

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Caudron G4 for FS2004 By Stuart Green
Version 1.0

Released exclusively by donationware.net as 'donationware' with the proceeds going to support the sim-outhouse.com family of flightsim sites (CombatFlightCenter, Sim-Outhouse, FSWarbirds). Thank you for your donation!
Copyright:
This model is copyrighted, Copyright ©2004 Stuart Green. This package, including each and every file, may NOT be distributed and/or modified in any way, shape or form without express written consent from me, the author. This includes repaints, flight model mods, etc.

When WWI broke out, the Caudron brothers, having become aircraft builders supplied the G3 (a reconnaissance aeroplane) that was used beginning with the battle of the Marne in 1914. Its dual engined bomber/reconnaissance successor, the G4, sold no less than 10,000 units all around the world. The French Caudron G4 had two rotary engines, enabling it to carry a substantial bomb load in comparison to its contemporary single engine competitors. Quite advanced for it's time, the G4 was used until 1916 when more advanced types came to the front.
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