Sopwith Camel, War Winner or Death Trap?

The Sopwith Camel was one of the best Allied planes of the war, and it helped turn the tide of the air war in mid to late 1917. However while it was dangerous to the enemy, it was dangerous to its own pilots as well, especially inexperienced pilots. Please support this channel: https://www.patreon.com/GregsAirplanesandAutomobiles Paypal: [email protected] Sea Fury Video: https://youtu.be/kFGQyV0gY1A?si=UqJdX4g0DV50tlLF Double Hammer Head: https://youtu.be/86PPORTVHNE?si=FOyE-UnbjCKbL2vn Note, regarding the machine guns, what I should have said is that I have read that when synchronized to fire through the propeller the German Spandaus had a rate of fire about 50 percent higher than the Vickers when synchronized. I think they both fire around 450 when unsynchronized.