Renault Type AG ‘Taxi de la Marne’ Vessel

Renault Type AG ‘Taxi de la Marne’ VesselIn 1905, the Compagnie Franaise des Automobiles de Place, which took the name of G7, launched a call for tenders for a fleet of automobile coaches with a view to replacing the 20,000 horse drawn vehicles circulating in Paris. RENAULT wins the market with the Type AG equipped with an 8 hp twin cylinder engine. Presented to the cole des mines (college of engineers) on September 26, 1905, the vehicle was ordered from this first year in 250 copies.

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Powered by the equally famous Rolls Royce Merlin V12

4th Recconnaisance Squadron

and assisted pilots despite the hectic pace of the battle

but the most common was one centreline bomb and four small bombs on the wings

His rear gunner may still be blacked out and indeed the pilot might still be feeling a little light headed

September1942

as well as aluminium or paper fuel tanks with a capacity of 75 and 108 gallons

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RAF Jaguars were used for rapid deployment and regional reinforcement

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However after the Battle of Kursk this development was no longer important