Aviatik B.1 by Ivan Berryman. (RM) NRG527 This lead to heavy criticism

This lead to heavy criticism being levied at Sir Hugh Gough for allowing this to occur at a cost of the lives of British troops

with another machine completing an air test overhead

For weeks they had been honing their skills of low-level flying

The aircraft was ordered into production immediately

Aviatik B.1 by Ivan Berryman. (RM) NRG527 This lead to heavy criticismDHM1787RM. Aviatik B. 1 by Ivan Berryman. Based upon the design of an earlier 1913 racing biplane, Aviatik AG were able to introduce their B. 1 into military service almost at the outbreak of World War 1, the type proving to be a useful reconnaissance machine during the early stages of the conflict. As with most B type aircraft of this time, the Aviatik B. 1 was unarmed and carried an observer in the forward cockpit. Power was provided by a Mercedes