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Klaas Willem Jonker
(Wilko)
† April 30, 2018

On Monday 30 April 2018, Wilko Jonker died after a long illness at the age of 58. He leaves behind a wife and two children. The Dutch military aviation and plastic modeling were his hobby and on this website he shared all the knowledge he has collected over the years. His hobby has been able to distract him from the persistent disease in his body until the last week of his life. The contacts with other hobbyists were a major support for him.

This website will be maintained by different people for as long as possible, so that other enthusiasts can continue to benefit from extensive content.

Sopwith Baby

Published: Thursday, 16 June 2011 09:28 | Print | | Hits: 9181
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On April 27, 1916 a Sopwith Baby, nr 8140, made an emergency landing near Scheveningen due to lack of fuel. It was interned and entered service as T-1 after being repaired at aircraft factory Trompenburg.

It was stationed at Schellingwoude and used for advanced training.

Jachtvliegtuig Sopwith Baby Seaplane T-1 (1916-1919) op transport na internering in 1916
Sopwith Baby Seaplane, serial 8140 being transported in 1916.
[Enclosed photo from BeeldBank NIMH. Click on photo for ordering information]
Jachtvliegtuig Sopwith Baby Seaplane T-1 (1916-1919)
Sopwith Baby Seaplane T-1.
[Enclosed photo from BeeldBank NIMH. Click on photo for ordering information]
Jachtvliegtuig Sopwith Baby Seaplane T-1 (1916-1919)
Sopwith Baby Seaplane T-1.
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Watervliegtuig jachtvliegtuig Sopwith Baby T-1, (1916-1919).I.d. 27-11-1916, U.d. 01-01-1919, afgevoerd
Sopwith Baby Seaplane T-1.
[Enclosed photo from BeeldBank NIMH. Click on photo for ordering information]
Jachtvliegtuig Sopwith Baby Seaplane T-1 (1916-1919)
JSopwith Baby Seaplane T-1.
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