Fokker Aircraft and Sopwith Camel at Spruce Creek Fly-In

Flying Staff

Updated Nov 10, 2021 12:29 PM EST

Snapshots of the WWI aircraft at Spruce Creek Fly-In by photographer Gary Rosier.

Plunkett built this Fokker biplane over 7 years time. (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker biplane and Piper Cub (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker biplane and Piper Cub (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker biplane (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker biplane (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker biplane (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Sopwith Camel and Fokker triplane (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker triplane (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Sopwith Camel flown by Tom Clark (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker triplane and ****Sopwith Camel (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker triplane (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker triplane and Sopwith Camel (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Sopwith Camel (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Fokker triplane (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Sopwith Camel (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Sopwith Camel (Photography by Gary Rosier)

Sopwith Camel (Photography by Gary Rosier)

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