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  6. Nieuport - Wikipedia

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    Nieuport 21 fighter. With Schneider's departure, Gustave Delage (no connection to the Delage automobile company) took over as chief designer in January 1914. [5] He began work on a sesquiplane racer – a type of biplane whose lower wing was much narrower in chord than its top wing.

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  8. Nieuport IV - Wikipedia

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    The first Nieuport IVs were built in 1911 and production continued well into World War I in Russia. [2] The design was adopted in small numbers by most air arms of the period, although the Imperial Russian Air Service was the largest user.

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    To improve the performance of the Nieuport 10 a re-engined version was developed as the Nieuport 12 with a significantly enlarged upper wing. A Lewis gun was fitted to the rear cockpit for use by the observer, normally on an Etévé ring (known as the Nieuport ring in British service) although early examples used a pedestal mount or half ring.