The Fokker D.VII in Denmark
After World War I, two D.VII’s were bought by the Dansk Luftrederi. At least one of them was bought from Hermann Goering.
In 1922 both were sold to the Flyverkorpset, the Danish Air Force. Only one was made flyable, the other one probably used as a source of spares. The flyable D.VII was given the registration F-1. It was used as an unarmed trainer.
During the Copenhagen Flying Meeting in september 1927, the D.VII crashed. The pilot, lieutenant Erlind, survived the accident, but died a year later of injuries from the accident.
