Airco DH.10

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A photo of the Airco DH.10 in real life

The Airco DH.10 was a British twin-engined medium bomber designed and built towards the end of the First World War. It served briefly postwar with the RAF.

Battlefield 1

Airco DH.10
Used by	British Empire Royal Marines
Crew	1 Pilot 2 Gunners (3 Total)
Speed	Moderate
Maneuvering	Low
Armor type	None
Gunner weapons
Primary weapon	1x 7.7mm Lewis Gun
Second Gunner weapons
Primary weapon	1x 20mm Becker Type M2

This item has a Codex entry: Airco DH.10

"Debuting towards the end of the war, Airco DH.10 continued to serve postwar both as a bomber and a mail carrier."

— In-game description

The Airco DH.10 is a vehicle introduced in the Battlefield 1: Apocalypse expansion. It replaces the Caproni Ca.5 bomber for the British Empire and Royal Marines factions.

It is practically identical in function and performance to other bombers. Like the Caproni Ca.5, the vehicle's rear gunner can rotate 360°, allowing them to fire forward. This gives it an advantage compared to the bombers used by the Central Powers — the Gotha G.IV and Hansa-Brandenburg G.I.

Appearances

• Cape Helles
• Fao Fortress
• Giant's Shadow
• Heligoland Bight
• London Calling
• Sinai Desert
• St. Quentin Scar

Gallery

Airco DH.10 from the front

Back

Left side

Right side

Top

Bottom

Third person rear view

Third person chase view

First person pilot view

Cockpit

First person rear gunner view - note the gun can rotate 360° and face forwards, as shown here

First person front gunner view